Transformers started as a HackFest idea: instead of one monolithic agent told to do everything, a swarm of narrow agents that each own one slice of a job, run in parallel, and hand their findings to an orchestrator that synthesizes one result. Narrow agents are testable in isolation, so a wrong answer is debuggable instead of a reprompt-and-hope — and they fail honestly, reporting a missing piece as a gap rather than papering over it. In active development.

One wedding, 100+ families, and a thousand updates that used to live in phone calls and group chats. Built the platform that put the schedule, RSVPs, and a live event feed in one place — real-time, on React and Firebase, shipped fast enough to matter. Coordination chaos became a feed every family trusted; the software disappeared and the event came forward.

Self-drive rentals in Bangalore were expensive, clunky to book, or both. Built the platform end-to-end — booking, fleet management, and returns automated on React, Next.js, and PostgreSQL — so renting a car became as simple as ordering anything else online, at prices that undercut the incumbents.