Niranta started as my corner of the internet. Over the years, it has become a place where I write to think, about AI, the quotes I keep returning to, the experiments I run, and the people I love. The tagline, 42, our life's answer, is a Douglas Adams nod: the answer to life, the universe, and everything is 42, and the work is in finding the question.
Niranta has become more than my notebook. My sons, Rishab and Aryan, build and write here too, in their own voices and on their own timelines. We have different backgrounds and different ways of looking at AI, which is part of what makes it interesting. I tend to approach problems through the lens of companies, products, and technology transitions. Rishab pulls apart the systems underneath them: agents, memory, evaluation, orchestration. Aryan asks what we would build if we weren't constrained by how software used to be built.
Together we spend a lot of time building, breaking, measuring, and rebuilding AI systems. Some of that becomes writing here. Some becomes software. And increasingly, we work with companies that want to apply what we're learning to real business problems.
We build to understand. Occasionally, companies ask us to build with them.
If something we write resonates, I'd love to hear from you. The best conversations happen when strangers connect over ideas they didn't know they shared.