Agentic Architect / growthperclick

I build AI agent systems that actually run in production.

Not pilots. Not prototypes. Production-grade multi-agent systems: self-hosted, model-agnostic, and wired into your business.

8-agent trading systems. Compliance automation. LinkedIn OS. Built and running. See the work →

/01 - The problem

Most AI projects never leave the pilot stage.

You have done a proof of concept. Maybe two. The demo worked. The team was impressed. Then six months passed and it is still not in production.

It is not the model. It is not the budget. It is the architecture: how agents communicate, how memory is handled, and how the system keeps running when something breaks at 2am.

Most developers know how to build an AI demo. Very few know how to architect a system that holds up. That is the gap I fill.

Common reasons AI projects stall

01Agent built on a single LLM with no fallbackHIGH RISK
02No persistent memory, agent forgets contextHIGH RISK
03Demo runs locally, no VPS or infra planHIGH RISK
04Multi-agent communication not designed upfrontMED RISK
05No cost controls, API spend unpredictableMED RISK
06Monitoring gaps, agent fails silentlyMED RISK
07Tool and skill bloat, agents doing too muchLOW RISK
/02 - What I build

Production AI agent systems. Built and running.

Specific infrastructure, named systems, and clear handoff. Not a generic chatbot layer.

Multi-Agent Orchestration

OpenClawHermesMCP

Multiple specialized agents working in parallel, each with a defined role, memory, and communication protocol.

Index Mavens: 8-agent trading intelligence for Indian market workflows, running in production.

Self-Hosted Infrastructure

Hetzner VPSTailscaleDockerCoolify

Agents on your infrastructure with control, predictable cost, and private-by-default networking.

Production systems run on Hetzner with Tailscale for secure agent networking.

Agent-to-Product Integration

TelegramSlackWhatsAppCustom API

Agents wired into the tools your team already uses, triggered through familiar interfaces.

SharkOS: LinkedIn OS replacing four separate GTM tools behind one agent interface.

AI Ops and Automation

ClaudeGPT-4Ollaman8n

End-to-end automation of expensive manual workflows, designed without locking into one model provider.

ComplianceHQ: AI-powered compliance automation for startup security readiness.

/03 - Proof

Real systems. Real infrastructure. Real outcomes.

Proof is not a testimonial carousel. It is shipped work with names, stacks, and architecture notes.

BuildLIVE

Index Mavens

OpenClawHermesMCPTelegram

An 8-agent trading intelligence system for Indian market workflows. It coordinates specialized agents for signal analysis, research, and delivery through a Telegram interface.

8 agents running in parallel with model-agnostic orchestration and custom agent configuration.

Infra: Hetzner VPS / Tailscale / Docker

Read the build log →
BuildLIVE

ComplianceHQ

Clauden8nAgent workflows

AI-powered compliance automation for startup security readiness. It turns slow manual evidence gathering into structured agent workflows.

Security-readiness workflows compressed from weeks of coordination into guided automation.

Infra: Self-hosted workflow automation

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BuildLIVE

SharkOS

Agent pipelineTelegramLinkedIn API

A LinkedIn operating system for founder-led GTM. It replaces separate tooling for research, drafting, scheduling, and iteration.

Replaced four GTM SaaS tools with one agent-operated system.

Infra: VPS / API workflows / agent interface

Read the build log →
BuildLIVE

JARVIS OS

OllamaOpenClawCustom skills

A local-first morning briefing assistant that keeps daily intelligence private and cost-controlled.

Runs without external API dependency for privacy-sensitive briefing workflows.

Infra: Local models / private execution

Read the build log →

See the full proof page →

/03a - Results

Quantified outcomes from production systems.

Real metrics from real deployments, not theoretical projections.

8Agents in productionIndex Mavens
500+Daily trades processedIndex Mavens
75%Compliance time reductionComplianceHQ
4→1GTM tools consolidatedSharkOS
/04 - How we work

Three steps. No decks, no fluff.

01

Discovery call

We talk through what you are building, what is stuck, and whether agent architecture is the right answer.

Free, 30 minutes
02

Scoped proposal

If there is a fit, you get a clear scope: what gets built, how it runs, what it costs, and what handoff includes.

Stack, timeline, cost
03

Build and hand off

I build, test, deploy, and document the system so your team has access, context, and no black boxes.

Deployed on your infrastructure
/05 - Services

What you can hire me to build.

Fixed-scope engagements for founders and operators who need systems that run.

MVP Agent Sprint

Best for: Founders who need a working agent system fast.

A scoped single-agent or simple multi-agent build, deployed, documented, and yours to run.

Timeline: 1-2 weeksPricing: Discovery call only
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Production Agent System

Best for: Businesses that need multi-agent architecture integrated into existing operations.

Full system design, build, deployment, and handoff using model-agnostic infrastructure.

Timeline: 3-6 weeksPricing: Discovery call only
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Build + GTM

Best for: Founders who need the product built and the first distribution loop wired from day one.

Agent system plus launch strategy and the first operational growth loop.

Timeline: 4-8 weeksPricing: Discovery call only
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All engagements are fixed-scope, not open retainers. You know what you are getting before we start.

/06 - Is this for you?

Best for founders and operators who are past the demo stage.

You need someone who knows the difference between a demo that impresses and an agent that actually runs unsupervised.

I work best with

  • Founders building AI-native products who need the agent layer done right.
  • Operators with a clear workflow problem and the budget to automate it.
  • Technical teams who know what they want but need an architect to scope and build it.

I am probably not the right fit if

  • You want a white-label chatbot.
  • You need a strategy doc without shipping anything.
  • You do not have a specific problem, just "AI somewhere".
/06a - Client voices

What operators say about the systems.

Direct feedback from founders and operators running production agent systems.

“Amit delivered a production-grade multi-agent system that handles 500+ daily trades across 8 specialized agents. The system runs autonomously on our infrastructure with model-agnostic fallback.”

Index Mavens FounderTrading Intelligence PlatformSystem: Index Mavens

“What used to take our compliance team 3 days of manual evidence gathering now runs in under 2 hours through automated agent workflows. The ROI was immediate.”

ComplianceHQ CTOStartup Security ReadinessSystem: ComplianceHQ

“We replaced four separate GTM SaaS tools with one agent-operated system. The cost savings alone justified the build, but the operational efficiency is what truly matters.”

SharkOS OperatorLinkedIn GTM AutomationSystem: SharkOS
/07 - FAQ

Questions that usually come up before a build.

Do you work with clients outside India?

Yes. All work is remote. Infrastructure runs wherever you host it, and the collaboration model works across time zones.

What if I already have a developer on my team?

Good. I scope the agent architecture, build the core system, and document everything so your team can extend and maintain it.

Which AI models do you use?

The systems are model-agnostic. In practice, Claude and GPT-4 handle reasoning-heavy agents, while Ollama supports local, cost-sensitive, or privacy-sensitive workloads.

What does a typical engagement cost?

It depends on scope. MVP sprints and production systems are scoped after discovery, priced against the work and value rather than open-ended hourly billing.

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/08 - Next step

Still reading? Let's talk.

A 30-minute discovery call. Free. I come prepared, use the booking context as a fit check, and tell you directly if an agent system is not the right answer.