I'm currently looking for a full-time remote role as a Full Stack Engineer, Backend Engineer, or AI Engineer, with a strong focus on backend, APIs, RAG and system design.
I've spent the last few years learning by building real products and solving real engineering problems.
Some of the things I've built:
- QIndex-RAG - researched and built a retrieval approach around question generation, embeddings, reranking and structured ingestion to improve how RAG systems find relevant information.
- PixEarn - built and operated a creator platform that reached 2,200+ creators, 5,000+ artworks and 6M+ impressions. This taught me a lot about production systems, scaling, APIs and building for real users.
- CreatorJot - built a content repurposing product with asynchronous processing, queues, databases and backend workflows.
- Regify and STL - projects where I pushed into different engineering problems and learned more about product development, system design and implementation.
Along the way, I've worked with things like:
Backend architecture
API design
PostgreSQL
Redis
Background jobs and queues
System design
AI / RAG systems
Full-stack product development
I'm currently going deeper into RAG architecture, retrieval systems, agentic systems and system design.
One thing I've learned from building all of this is that I really enjoy taking something I don't fully understand yet, studying it, breaking the problem down, and figuring out how to build it properly.
I'm now looking for a strong engineering team where I can contribute, learn from experienced engineers and work on difficult backend and AI problems.
I'm open to remote full-time opportunities.
I've also attached a short recording of my portfolio and some of the things I've built.
If you're hiring for this kind of role, I'd be happy to connect.
#fullstackengineer
working for Gnome extension looks same as working for a full-stack project, really too enjoying.
And customizing the os options and extension for own use is another peace
Added:
- claude like animated icons
- alert sounds and banner options
github.com/ameghcoder/agent-…
Use agent-bar to keep your all claude code sessions state live on top bar, available for Linux with Gnome extension bar
Added:
- claude like animated icons
- alert sounds and banner options
github.com/ameghcoder/agent-…
Use agent-bar to keep your all claude code sessions state live on top bar, available for Linux with Gnome extension bar
Completed the work on "Knowledge gap resolving flow" code writing and pushed on solandra.io
Now it's time to work on "Multi Layer Chunking" for more complex data support
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Yashraj retweeted
Choose your side in this game?
Protector or Destroyer.
Just completed this game for #octoberjamhackathon #rundotworld #tinyhaven #hackathon
Play now - run.world/goofee/tinyhaven-p…
Just added the AI buttons in the bottom bar
Necessary as to add the website in Search Console
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it's open-source, if you like - use this for you
github.com/ameghcoder/mono-p…
if you're frustated to switch your window and check claude code session state again and again, then your wait is over
I built agentbar, keep live information in your bar, and get notification for each state
github.com/ameghcoder/agent-…
check the attached post
xitter.cf/yrjdev/status/21094850…
While Claude works on Solandra.io, I design UI, research, or check DB. I kept switching windows to check sessions, and still missed permission requests
So I built AgentBar: Claude session status in Ubuntu's top bar. Click to jump to its window
github.com/ameghcoder/agent-…
no code developers are really creative, I think 2 to 4 times before starting any project or participating in hackathon
And my bro who don't have coding exp, just using claude building game for hackathon
Really good to see, now you need creativity over coding skills
Choose Your Path - 'Destroyer' or 'Protector'
run.world/goofee/tinyhaven-p…
Please do - Like - Share - Vote
This Project, Thanks.
#octoberjam2026
take a look for this repo github.com/ameghcoder/agent-…
for how good it is, entirely built on Claude code
Recently had a meeting with client
And after showing the solandra.io demo,
he said, "Amazing"
why? he didn't expected the too accurate answer in simple words, this is how solandra works 😎
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xitter.cf/yrjdev/status/21033514…
Solandra got its first client within just 3 days of launch.
And working with real client websites immediately exposed problems I wouldn't have found by just building alone.
For the last few weeks, I've been fully focused on Solandra.io:
- talking with clients
- understanding their requirements
- getting feedback
- shipping based on real problems
A few things I've added recently:
- Actions for the AI support agent
- PDF support
- Better website crawling
One of my favorite updates is the crawler.
Solandra already supports JS-rendered websites using @getcontextdev.
But I found a problem.
A lot of important website content is hidden inside:
- Tabs
- Accordions
- Interactive sections
The content only appears after a click, so a normal crawl can miss it.
After fighting with Python for a while, I built support to detect and interact with these elements before extracting the content.
Tested it across multiple websites.
Now it's running in production.
And I'm already working with the second client.
Next:
- Faster + better widget
- Team access and permissions
- New dashboard
- Large PDF handling
- Support for websites with 1,000+ pages
Building from real customer problems is completely different from building from assumptions.
First thing that I built for my use case
and using this daily
The best thing is - it keeps my computer's
all claude code sessions names and time also
Put in your bar (available for Ubuntu)
github.com/ameghcoder/agent-…
Do you need it for Mac?
Check the comments to know how it works
While Claude works on Solandra.io, I design UI, research, or check DB. I kept switching windows to check sessions, and still missed permission requests
So I built AgentBar: Claude session status in Ubuntu's top bar. Click to jump to its window
github.com/ameghcoder/agent-…



















