Sushil Singh.
AI got you a demo.
I get you to production.
Founders ship fast with AI and inherit slow, fragile, unsafe code. I take that code and get it to production.
I have spent 10 years doing production engineering — fintech scale-ups, distributed systems, early-stage startups where shipping wrong meant shipping broken. That history is what I bring to an AI-built codebase: the ability to read what the generator optimised for, name the risks, and fix the ones that matter before users find them.
I build AI-augmented. I use Cursor, Claude, and autonomous agents as force multipliers. When you work with me, you talk directly to the person writing the code. No project managers. No onboarding cycles. You sleep in San Francisco, my agents and I build, and you wake up to a deployed staging link.
Ten years of production engineering. Now AI-augmented and solo.
Cosmic Engineering. Dismantle complexity, surface the essential.
The brand is named after Mahaadev — Lord Shiva, the principle of creative dissolution. For an engineering practice that translates directly: dismantle complexity, surface the essential, leave the system better than you found it. The whole site is geometry, type, and atmosphere. No photography, no illustration, no stock anything.
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Vibhuti. Three rules. One bindu.
Three horizontal monoline rules in the ground colour. One saffron bindu at the centre breaking the symmetry. The rules carry currentColor, so the mark inverts cleanly between dark and light without re-export.
- Ratio fixed: rules at 36 / 50 / 64; bindu radius 9.
- Stroke width scales with size — 4 in body, 6 at hero, 8+ at favicon.
- Composed from primitives. No religious iconography, no third-party glyphs.
- Off-axis interruption is the bindu, every time. Never decorative.