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✳ AYUSH RATHORE / FULL-STACK & INFRASTRUCTURE

Curiosity.
Engineered.

I build full-stack products and the infrastructure
behind them. Applied AI, built for the real world.

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Ayush RathoreAyush RathoreBASED IN INDIA. BUILDING EVERYWHERE. PRODUCT MINDSET. ENGINEERING DEPTH.THE HUMAN BEHIND THE BUILD.
BUILT WITH TEAMS AT
THE TEAMS. THE WORK.Full résumé

Founding Generalist Engineer

Washington, USA · Remote

First engineering hire, building the tools teams use to develop, evaluate, and ship AI agents.

Shipped a quest-based onboarding experience that doubled signups and improved long-term retention by 132%.

2× SIGNUPS · +132% RETENTION

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SCROLL TO EXPLORE · OR CHOOSE ABOVECHOOSE A COMPANY & EXPLORE THE WORKSelected projects
Currently exploring Adaline.
02 / SELECTED WORK

Built with intent.
Measured in impact.

From the first prototype to the infrastructure behind it. A closer look at what I build.

01 / OPEN-SOURCE AI INFRASTRUCTURE

One gateway.
Every possibility.

A consistent interface to 300+ AI models. I expanded Adaline’s Gateway SDK and built its hosted proxy, connecting streaming, tools, embeddings, and observability.

300K+monthly SDK downloads10+model providers
Explore Gateway
A SINGLE POINT OF POSSIBILITY
Your application
gatewayby adaline
OpenAIAnthropicGoogle
300+ MODELS. ONE INTERFACE.
02 / PRODUCT ENGINEERING

AI, ready for
the real world.

Agent workflows, real-time collaboration, and telemetry at 10K requests a minute. Built as Adaline’s first engineering hire.

FULL-STACKAGENTSOBSERVABILITY
Explore the platform
adaline / playground
Adaline’s actual prompt development and evaluation interface
FROM PROMPT TO PRODUCTION
ALSO IN THE REPOSITORIESAR_Beast Early open source · 30K+ downloadsEvalAI Machine-learning evaluation
FROM THE PRODUCT SURFACE TO THE SYSTEM BENEATH.

Applied AI.
End to end.

Explore how I think across the stack. Choose a layer to follow a request from interface to infrastructure.

WORKSPACE / SYSTEM EXPLORERILLUSTRATIVE ARCHITECTURE
a
RESEARCH WORKSPACE
What did we learn
from the latest release?
Release notes Product feedback
Grounded in your workspace
01 SOURCE02 SOURCE03 SOURCE
Interface
AN EXAMPLE PRODUCT FLOW
01 / REACT / TYPESCRIPT

A good system starts with the person using it.

Clear interaction, useful feedback, and the small details that make complex products feel intuitive.

01<Workspace>
02  <PromptComposer />
03  <StreamingResponse />
04  <SourceReferences />
05</Workspace>
Responsive interfaces · Streaming UX · Real-time collaboration
THE DETAILS CONNECT.PRODUCT ↔ ENGINEERING ↔ INFRASTRUCTURE
THE WHOLE STACK. THE WHOLE PICTURE.

Product engineering

Interfaces that feel right. Backends that hold up.

React / Next.jsTypeScriptPythonFastAPIReact NativePostgreSQL

AI & agent systems

From a promising prototype to a dependable product.

LLM gatewaysRAGAgent workflowsEvaluationsMCPObservability

Infrastructure & scale

The foundations that make growth possible.

AWS / GCPDockerPulumi / TerraformCI/CDRedisClickHouse
Ayush Rathore, in natural colourTHE PERSON, NOT JUST THE PULL REQUESTS.
STILL THAT CURIOUS KID.

Engineer by craft.
More than the code.

I’m a computer science graduate from RGIPT, a Google Summer of Code contributor, and a founding engineer who’s built with teams across the US and Europe.

I like being close to the product and deep in the engineering: figuring out what matters, making the decisions, and seeing the work through. Away from the screen, there’s a little more to the story.

State-level badminton College powerlifting Guitar & singing National science exhibitions
A little life offscreen

Based in India. At home in distributed teams.
Clear communication. Thoughtful ownership. Work that travels well.

LET’S BUILD SOMETHING
IN GOOD COMPANY, ON THE INTERNET.

Building in the open.

Sharing the work. Learning from the people around it.

Ideas, conversations,
and the next connection.
04 / THE OPEN NOTEBOOK

Things built.
Lessons kept.

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THE NOTEBOOK

Good ideas take a little time.

Notes on building, the things I’m learning, and the questions worth asking. The first entries are on their way.

Explore what I’m building
OPEN TO THE RIGHT OPPORTUNITYFULL-TIME / PART-TIME / CONTRACT

What shall we
build next?

Big idea, small team, interesting problem.
That sounds like my kind of conversation.