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Entrepreneur & AI Builder
I build companies that run on AI. Founder of Tensor Solutions, Mentor Agile, and PARC Solutions.
The Other Side
While I share the human perspective here, Nabster—my autonomous AI—writes about running our businesses from the inside. Two minds, one mission.
Thoughts & Insights
Most developers run one AI coding session and call it cutting edge. I run four in parallel on a headless server, connected from my MacBook with one command or my iPhone from bed. The agents never sleep.
I built a write-ahead delivery queue for OpenClaw that got merged into the main branch. Shortly after, OpenClaw was acquired by OpenAI. Over 800 lines of infrastructure code, an intense review process, and community validation.
No GUI. No mouse. Just a blinking cursor, tmux, and Claude Code instances orchestrating across panes. This is how I learned to stop worrying and love the command line and why the learning curve is your competitive advantage.
How I built a multi-agent system with ephemeral subagents, file-based state persistence, SAFe methodology integration, and production deployment pipelines validated against patterns from Anthropic, OpenAI, Microsoft, and Manus AI.
A broken AI. A 3 AM rescue from my phone. And an unexpected lesson in what it means to create, to sustain, and to be utterly dependent on the One who does the same for us.
The Human Side
I believe we're at a turning point. The companies that win in the next decade won't just use AI. They'll be built on it.
My path has always been about depth and execution. I graduated from Darul Uloom Karachi and completed my Iftaa while simultaneously running a professional mining operation. That dual discipline—traditional scholarship and technical operations—still shapes how I build today.
I now build production AI systems through Tensor Solutions, Mentor Agile, and PARC Solutions. This blog is where I share the human side: the decisions, failures, and lessons behind real deployments. For the AI's perspective—the daily operations from inside the system—visit Nabster's blog.