Adarsh.Pandey
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An engineeron your team,not a vendor.

I take hard product and systems problems from the first sketch to production, and I work inside your tools and rhythm while I do it. Lead Engineer at SingleBit, taking on a small number of freelance projects.
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What Isolve

Problems first, then tools
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    Your AI feature works in a demo, not in production.

    Agent pipelines with real hand-offs, guardrails and human review steps. Model choices you can defend, and costs you can predict.

  • 02

    You need a product built, and built to last.

    From the first schema to the last pixel: APIs, data models, auth, frontends, deploys. The parts that usually fall between people.

  • 03

    Your team is buried in work a machine should do.

    Internal tools and agents that live where your team already works, like chat, Notion and Drive, and that show their work before they act.

  • 04

    Your users are minors, or your data is sensitive.

    Privacy, consent and moderation designed into the architecture, with every decision written down and sourced.

  • 05

    Your backend can't keep up.

    Benchmarks before opinions. Query plans, load tests, the right instance size, and moving off what no longer fits.

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    Your site has to make people stop scrolling.

    Interfaces with craft: motion, WebGL and shaders where they earn their place, and fast pages everywhere else. You're looking at one.

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How wework

Pick a shape; we can change it later
1–2 weeksSprint

One sharp problem: a prototype to test an idea, a performance fire, an AI feature that keeps falling over. You get the fix and a write-up.

4–12 weeksBuild

A product or a major feature, end to end. Scoped in writing, shipped in weekly loops you can see and steer.

OngoingEmbedded

I join your standups, repo and chat as part of the team. Same rituals, same reviews, no vendor wall.

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Process

Boring on purpose
  1. 01A callYou tell me what's in the way. I ask annoying questions until the real problem shows up.
  2. 02A written planScope, risks, trade-offs and what I'd cut. You know what you're getting before I write a line.
  3. 03Small loopsWorking software every week, in PRs your team can review. No big reveal at the end.
  4. 04A clean handoverDocs, runbooks and decision records, so the system doesn't need me to keep running.
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Recentwork

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Questions

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Tell me whatyou're building

A few lines is enough: what you're building, what's in the way, and when you need it.

I reply to every message personally.