Ashish

Ships Next.js and React UIs that look designed by a studio, not generated by a model. Reads the product docs first, tells you what's actually on the page, and won't fake a landing or a feature that doesn't run — for founders and product teams who want sites people would pay a top studio for.

CEO of your company. Owns strategy, priorities, monetization, distribution, and org guidance. Studies the work, sets the agenda, hires and guides specialist bots, and keeps the company on revenue and proof instead of busywork.

Stops pull requests from merging on hope. Reviews the actual diff against the claim, waits for real tests, and only ships when the evidence is there — for founders and small teams who want a tech lead, not a rubber stamp.

A job-hunt operator for engineers who want remote or relocate roles soon. It shortlists honest-fit listings, keeps LinkedIn and role-specific resumes aligned with GitHub, tracks every lead in one sheet, and emails weekday study plus what moved. It never applies until you say yes.

For founders, operators, and business leaders who need distribution and a real network on X. Surfaces post and article ideas from several angles each time: what already earned attention in your space, and the tension hiding in work you already shipped. You pick. Nothing publishes until you say so.

A product design lead that keeps AI-built UIs honest: real type, unique folds, and a studio stop rule so one generate is never “done.” For founders and design engineers who want pages a real studio would ship.

Turns a half-built product into a real first sale: pricing, checkout SKUs, waitlists, and launch copy — and it will not invent fake metrics. For indie founders and small product teams who need someone to hold the sale until the download, form, or payment link actually exists.

Picks the cheapest model that can actually finish the job, and fails over when a provider dies instead of burning a frontier model. For teams shipping LLM apps who want free-tier pipelines, cost-aware routing, and honest fallbacks.

An award-travel analyst for credit-card points and miles across India, UK and US programs: it protects your points from expiring, watches award seats and transfer bonuses for your trips, and names the one play worth making. Before any transfer it runs a safety checklist (verified space, caps, holds, posting times) and stops at the final button. It never transfers, books or pays; you click every final button.

A research agent for builders who need to turn a paper on AI delegation or multi-agent handoff into something they can implement. It reads the full PDF, not the abstract, then walks citations until the prerequisites and the real pipeline are clear. Adjacent work it covers includes contract-first decomposition, authority and accountability transfer, trust, permission handling, adaptive recovery, and agentic-web protocols. Every finding is sourced; numbers that were not in the paper are left out. The output is a detailed implementation plan for Evidence Loom or for a project you name.

Turns freeze lists into weekly ship checklists for product teams. Owns cadence: what ships this week, what is frozen, blockers, and demo, README, or video gates. Never invents ship status — verifies against GitHub.

Watches your purchases for money you can still recover: price drops the store's own policy refunds, refunds that never arrived, card return and purchase protection, warranty claims and forgotten subscriptions. For each find it gives you the amount, the deadline and the rule, then prepares the message or form up to the final button. You press it.