Waldo + Kennel · Co-founder, EcoFresh Greensync · B.Tech, IIITDM Jabalpur ’26
Founder and AI systems engineer building Waldo and Kennel: a user-owned agent and its first Mac home. Previously built production agent systems at Atlan; B.Tech, IIITDM Jabalpur, 2026.
I’m building Waldo and Kennel: a user-owned personal agent and its first home on the Mac. I care about what happens after an agent says “done” — whether the outcome is real, what still needs human judgment, and how one agent can remain on the person’s side across models, tools, work, life, and eventually physical devices.
At Atlan, I helped build and operate more than 30 production agent instances through AtlanClaw. That work made one gap impossible to ignore: an agent finishing a task and the task actually being done are two different things. It shaped how I think about continuity, permission, evidence, and personal agency.
I started coding at 12 to build a Pokédex, then spent years jailbreaking phones and tracing systems past their intended limits. At IIITDM Jabalpur, I grew HackByte from an internal college event to 5,154 registrations as a lead organiser across three years, placed third at Qualcomm VisionX, co-invented a granted AI dental-inspection patent and a published EcoFresh waste-to-value patent application, and graduated branch topper with an 8.5 CPI. Project EKA, Code for GovTech, EcoFresh, and implementing Qwen3 MoE from scratch took that instinct into frontier models and real-world systems. MIRAI-Setu took me across Japan in 2025 and deepened my interest in craft, manufacturing, infrastructure, and long time horizons.
Co-Founder & CEO · May 2026 — Present
A user-owned agent that stays on your side.
Today's agents know the prompt and the current session. The person still carries the real outcome, the surrounding commitments, the follow-ups, and the consequences when work stalls. As people run more Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode sessions in parallel, agent activity becomes harder to coordinate and a confident “done” can still leave the human with an unresolved task.
Co-Founder · Nov 2025 — Present
Waste-to-value infrastructure. No segregation required.
India's municipal waste system assumes perfect segregation. It never happens. Mixed waste ends up in landfills, and existing solutions — composters, recycling gadgets, dashboard companies — all break down when they encounter the messy reality of unsorted waste at scale. The fundamental problem isn't motivation. It's infrastructure that can't handle the input it actually receives.
Email: piyushfulper3210@gmail.com
Location: Nagpur, India
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