We build AI, Software, and cloud systems that actually ship to production. 700+ projects across healthcare, e-commerce, and connected devices. San Francisco.

California, USA & India
Joined November 2008
A working AI agent on your real data: 4-6 weeks. In production with integrations and guardrails: 8-12 weeks. Enterprise rollout with security reviews: 3-6 months. The model is the fast part. Budget for the second and third numbers. intuz.com/ai-agents-for-busi…
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Microsoft's security chief this week: frontier models "cannot be trusted." A test for any agent in production: how long to cut its access without breaking anything else? VentureBeat: only 14 of 102 orgs could do it within minutes. One agent, one identity, one owner.
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SpaceX just paid $60B for an AI coding startup, the largest sum ever paid for a venture-backed company. I refreshed my map of the 18 AI agent companies actually shipping to production in the USA: medium.com/@pratik-rupareliy…
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So you've built an entire workflow around a foundation model. Then the model changes, or gets deprecated, and nothing works as it used to. What's next? Pratik Rupareliya explains how to ensure consistency and continuity in an ever-evolving landscape. towardsdatascience.com/we-pi…
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42 n8n automation templates. Built by us, live on n8n's official marketplace. 40 free, 2 premium. Real workflows: contract review, policy Q&A, CV screening, CSAT loops, invoice processing. Pick one up, adapt it in an afternoon: n8n.io/creators/intuz/
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Surge pricing that triples when it rains. A flight that jumps $400 at checkout. You remember the gouge long after the hundred fair prices. Every pricing algorithm hunts the highest price you will pay. The fix is a cap on how far price drifts from fair: medium.com/@pratik-rupareliy…
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An AI agent kept confidently naming a user's employer. They had changed jobs months ago. No error. No alert. Retrieval worked. It just recalled a fact that used to be true. New piece for @towards_AI, with code: medium.com/towards-artificia…
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Enterprise AI buyers keep asking one question in 2026: Who has actually shipped this? 4 recent Intuz builds, real client numbers: CareOnix $250K/yr · CasePath 90% cut · QuickShift 77% less manual · TransIQ 20+ hrs/wk intuz.com/work/ #AIWorkflowAutomation
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We just published AI-Powered EHR Workflow Automation: Costs, FHIR & Compliance medium.com/intuz/patient-int…
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RAG tutorials work great on clean text. Then someone uploads a research paper. A two-column PDF read straight across the page poisons your embeddings before retrieval even runs. What actually breaks, with code: levelup.gitconnected.com/you…
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A vision model can hit near-perfect accuracy and still be reading the background, not the object. Pneumonia models that learned the hospital scanner. A husky classifier that was really a snow detector. Four probes to catch it, with code: ai.gopubby.com/how-to-tell-i…
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An AI agent passed all 12 eval metrics. Finance killed it in month 3. $4.79 per successful outcome vs $4.20 for the human. Correct, but underwater on every ticket. Evals measure if the agent is right, not if it pays for itself. New in @TDataScience: towardsdatascience.com/your-…
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A logistics AP agent pushed $48K in duplicate payments through a "human-reviewed" gate. 61 approvals in a row. Under 10 seconds each. The better your agent gets, the faster the human checkpoint decays. And nobody instruments the reviewer. @towards_AI pub.towardsai.net/the-human-…
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