welcome

hi, i am tyagi. think of me as your tech bro with taste.

when i am not building and scaling capx ai, you can find me shipping cool, nifty workflows. in the last 6 months i have built a bunch of ai apps, and you can almost always find me at the intersection of product design, development, growth, and learning a new skill.

third company. nineteenth build. ten years in tech, the last three in ai. somewhere along the way i stopped waiting for permission, and now i ship solo with a swarm of agents doing the heavy lifting: a harness that built my website for under $100, taste agents that decode design better than i can explain it, a council of models that argues so i don't have to.

have a beautiful partner that i am super proud of. working relentlessly today to retire my dad tomorrow. big on anime, neuroplasticity, and nutrition.

people ask what i am. thinker, tinkerer, founder, designer, product guy. honestly: a bit of everything. i prefer to decode things before i build them. i treat taste like an engineering problem, because it is. speed is a superpower, and so is agency and resilience. the biggest decision you will take today that will shape the rest of your life: the people you choose to spend your time with. they shape you in more ways than you can think of.

hot take: experience just became the most overpriced asset in tech. a 24 year old with real agency and a working swarm will out-execute a 15-year veteran who needs a ticket, a standup, and permission to move. the resume era is done. show me what you shipped.

which is the real point. ai collapsed the cost of execution. ideas were always cheap, now building is too. so the only scarce assets left are the ones no model can generate: resilience and agency. the nerve to keep moving through the fog when you can't tell if you're early, wrong, or just irrelevant, and the audacity to act without being told.

the fog didn't get thinner with ai. it got thicker. more moves, same signal. most people quit right there, and that's exactly why the ones who don't will be the next generation of wealth creators. not the credentialed. the stubborn ones with stupid optimism who stayed in the game long enough for compounding to show up, and who own what they built.

build first, believe later. the rest is genjutsu.