Hello

I'm Rakesh. I build multi-agent systems that humans stay in charge of. I'm a co-founder of Superprocess, which automates business processes that need judgment, and I run SuperJackfruitLabs, my solo lab building open infrastructure for AI agents. I also maintain MCP servers that connect AI assistants to tools like ERPNext. Beyond coding, I enjoy motorsports and culinary adventures.

Learn more about my journey here .

Projects

• Superprocess

  Enterprise platform for automating business processes that need judgment — AI agents, business rules, systems and human approvers in one governed, durable workflow, with run history, replay and tracing.

  Python · TypeScript · Temporal · BPMN · DMN superprocess.ai ↗

• AgentPod

  Fleet and facilities console for agent runtimes — attach to or provision runtimes across machines.

  TypeScript agentpod.dev ↗ GitHub

• SuperPipeline

  Multi-tenant Kanban board that orchestrates external AI agents through stages with human approval gates.

  Cloudflare · TypeScript superpipeline.dev ↗ GitHub

• ERPNext MCP Server

  Connects AI assistants to ERPNext through the Model Context Protocol and the Frappe API.

  TypeScript · MCP GitHub

• MakerLord

  AI assistant for the maker's journey, backed by a deterministic safety engine.

  TypeScript makerlord.dev ↗ GitHub

Featured

• How I got here

  Published:Oct 21, 2026 |  at 09:00 AM

  Ten years of commits, from Android interview tasks to running a fleet of AI agents. The long version of what I do and why.

• Welcome to My Den

  Published:Sep 21, 2024 |  at 12:25 PM

  What this corner of the internet is about.

Recent Posts

• People retain authority

  Published:Oct 16, 2026 |  at 09:00 AM

  The one rule behind everything I build for agents, and the five places it has turned into actual design: rules over prompts, decisions over notifications, narrow reach, credentials nobody holds, and records nobody can edit.

• The agent platform I kept rebuilding

  Published:Sep 19, 2026 |  at 09:00 AM

  Between August 2024 and April 2025 I started the same agent platform five times and shipped none of them. It only started working when I stopped building one platform.

• Working with a team of agents

  Published:Aug 10, 2026 |  at 09:00 AM

  For two years I built agent platforms. This year I started running agents instead. Six months in, here is what I hand off, what I keep, and where it breaks.

• Maintaining an MCP server people actually use

  Published:Jun 14, 2026 |  at 10:30 AM

  I wrote about ten MCP servers in ten weeks. One of them got used. What fifteen months of looking after it taught me about tools, context and contributors.