AI Engineer — Three Live Products, Built Solo
Chetan Sroay
I build AI products end to end by directing a team of AI coding agents. Three are live — Believele, MarketingSoHigh and Kompense — plus Forge, the internal agent platform that runs their marketing and operations. One engineer, from the first commit to the app stores.
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727
Articles Published Across My Four Sites
82,000+
Google Impressions Since May 2026
30 → 17
Average Google Position, Tracked Keywords
3
Live Products, Plus One Internal Platform
Live on
Google Play Chrome Web Store WordPress.org The web
01 — About
I don't write most of the code any more — I build three live AI products by directing a team of AI coding agents.

Three live products under Techno Believe Solutions Ltd, plus the agent platform behind them. Kompense (competitive intelligence), MarketingSoHigh (organic marketing) and Believele (an AI job-search assistant on Google Play, the Chrome Web Store and the web). Forge is internal: agents draft my marketing and outreach, I approve anything high-stakes, and anything it cannot verify is held back.

These are live products rather than demos: shipped to Google Play, the Chrome Web Store, WordPress.org and the open web. All three are early-stage, and every number on this site comes from my own systems and is labelled with its source.

Six Microsoft cybersecurity course certificates (Coursera). Autonomous systems have to be secure systems, so Row Level Security, tenant isolation and least-privilege permissions are part of how I build, not an afterthought.

chetan@london ~ zsh
chetan@london:~$ whoami
AI engineer · founder, Techno Believe Solutions Ltd

chetan@london:~$ cat skills.json
{
  "ai": ["Claude Code", "MCP servers", "n8n"],
  "security": ["Azure", "Defender", "Wireshark"],
  "stack": ["React", "Node.js", "Supabase"]
}

chetan@london:~$ echo $STATUS
Open to AI engineering roles — UK, UAE, remote ✓
Available for a permanent role — my products are live and largely automated
02 — Method
How I Work Now
01
Writing The Code
I typed it
Implementation was the job, and the limit on how much I could ship
I brief it
One agent per codebase, each with a written brief saying what it owns and which code it must never touch
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02
Data Processing
8 hours
Manual data entry, validation, and reporting across systems
15 minutes
AI agents process, validate, and sync data in real-time
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03
Publishing
Spot-checked
Agents drafted, I skimmed, and invented claims reached me looking clean
Fail-closed
A fact bank is the only source of first-person claims, and if the checker errors the post is held, not sent
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04
Measurement
Green dashboards
421 articles, 1.27 million words, every quality gate passing — and 10 clicks, because 40% of our page-one keywords had no search volume
Real-time
Live dashboards with automated insights and alerts
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03 — My Products
LIVE
Forge
AI Agent Orchestration
24 autonomous agents · MCP server
LIVE
Kompense
AI Competitive Intelligence
19-tool analyst agent · live competitor data
LIVE
MarketingSoHigh
AI Organic Marketing
727 articles published · plugin on WordPress.org
LIVE
Believele
AI Career Intelligence
Web, Android & Chrome · every document double-checked
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04 — Selected Work
Projects
Three things that went wrong, and what I changed. Generating software is cheap; knowing whether it is correct is the work.
01
19 findings on a fix I was about to ship
The Review That Caught What Reading Would Not
A page in Kompense was summarising an arbitrary 1,000 of 10,911 rows. An agent diagnosed it, measured the problem on production and wrote a careful fix. Instead of merging it, I had 23 independent reviewer agents attack the change — and every finding then had to survive an attempt to disprove it.
Nineteen findings came back, nine survived, two critical: the fix's own fallback re-created the bug it was fixing, and a scheduled job would have gone on reporting success while every write failed. All fixed before merge.
Multi-agent reviewVerificationPostgresClaude Code
23
Reviewer Agents
9 / 19
Findings That Held Up
02
5 of 6 drafts held, and I could not see it
When My Own Verification Lied To Me
I built a fact-check gate so a fabricated marketing post could never reach me looking clean. When I audited it, the notification was reporting only the first hold it found — so a post claiming an outage that never happened arrived labelled “nothing is wrong with this post”.
The contradiction check failed the other way too, flagging real events as invented, because its record of the truth was a table seeded once and never refilled. The verification needed verifying.
GuardrailsFail-closed gatesRegression testsLLM evaluation
Fail-closed
Gate Behaviour Now
Live
Ground-Truth Source
03
52 cross-tenant leaks found and fixed
The Scanner That Could Not See A File
A pre-launch tenant-isolation audit on MarketingSoHigh paired an automated scanner with adversarial verification: 52 cross-tenant leaks confirmed and fixed, 11 refuted. The worst hole never appeared in the scanner's output at all.
One file let a signed-in user who knew an account id read another customer's connected tokens, and it survived three passes because the detector could not parse how that file read its input. A detector that finds nothing looks exactly like a clean result.
Row Level SecurityMulti-tenantNegative controlsPostgres
52 / 11
Confirmed / Refuted
Reverted
Every Fix Proven By
05 — Tech Stack

Tools & Technologies

#01 n8nn8n
#02 Anthropic ClaudeAnthropic Claude
#03 Make.comMake.com
#04 ZapierZapier
#05 Claude CodeClaude Code
#06 MCP Servers
#07 API
#08 PythonPython
#09 JavaScriptJavaScript
#0A ReactReact
#0B Node.jsNode.js
#0C Tailwind CSSTailwind CSS
#0D SupabaseSupabase
#0E PostgresPostgres
#0F ReplitReplit
#10 AzureAzure
#11 Defender
#12 WiresharkWireshark
#13 MetasploitMetasploit
#14 WordPressWordPress
#15 GA4GA4
06 — Capabilities
AI Automation
n8n, Make.com, Zapier — complex multi-node workflows at enterprise scale
Intelligent Agents
Claude Code, MCP servers, multi-agent review — design, direct and verify AI agents
Cybersecurity
Azure, Defender, Wireshark, Metasploit — 6 Microsoft certifications
Full-Stack Dev
React, Node.js, Tailwind CSS, Supabase, Postgres — end-to-end applications
API Integration
REST, webhooks, MCP Servers — connecting any system to any system
Development
Python, JavaScript, Replit — rapid prototyping to production code
Microsoft Security, Compliance & Identity Azure Cybersecurity Tools Identity Protection & Governance Cybersecurity Solutions & Defender Cybersecurity Management & Compliance Advanced Cybersecurity & Capstone Microsoft Security, Compliance & Identity Azure Cybersecurity Tools Identity Protection & Governance Cybersecurity Solutions & Defender Cybersecurity Management & Compliance Advanced Cybersecurity & Capstone
07 — Writing
01

The Agentic AI Governance Problem Nobody’s Talking About

Your AI agent just made a decision that cost your company £2 million. Who’s accountable? The developer who built it?...

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02

GraphRAG: Why Knowledge Graphs Are the Missing Piece in Enterprise AI

Traditional RAG has a dirty secret: it treats your knowledge base like a bag of disconnected facts. Ask a standard...

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03

Why 90% of AI Automation Projects Fail (And How to Be in the 10%)

Most AI automation projects never make it to production. After building autonomous systems for dozens of companies, I’ve watched the...

February 2026 Read →
08 — Contact
Let's
Talk.
hello@chetansroay.com