Ajay Yadav

For the last 10 days, I’ve been dealing with an issue with my office chair. Luckily, it was still under warranty, so Green Soul easily replaced the faulty parts with new ones. However, to replace those parts, I had to remove them first: the mechanism, gas lift, and base. And honestly, it was fucking hard to disconnect them from each other. 😭 I called Green Soul customer care and asked for a technician. They told me, “There is no service available in your area”. WTF? 😐 Selling is available, but when a customer faces an issue, there’s no service to resolve it? So I searched on Google for “office chair assembly near me”. I found a phone number, called the guy, and agreed on the amount he asked for. Deal done. Today, around 3 PM, he’ll come to my place and replace the parts of the chair. So I’d say: don’t just sit around waiting and thinking, “Let’s wait a few more days because customer care is still talking about it.” No. Don’t waste your time. There’s probably someone out there who can solve your problem.. you just need to search for them. Google can be surprisingly useful for this. Whenever you have a problem, try searching: [your problem] near me or [service you need] near me Sometimes, the solution is literally one Google search away.

I built an Admission AI Agent in 30min. It performs: → calls every lead → checks course and eligibility → books a callback with admissions → saves everything as structured data Built on @VaaniHQ , Learn now:👇

Most of us don't talk to AI the way we actually speak. In India, a normal call sounds like: start in Hindi, switch to English for one word, drop some slang, pause, change your mind halfway through the sentence. Most voice bots break right there. I spent a week building voice agents on @VaaniHQ, and what stood out is that they're solving this from the experience backwards, not the infrastructure forwards: - Describe the agent you want. Hear how it sounds. Put it live on calls, websites, apps and WhatsApp. - It's built for how people really talk. 22+ Indian languages, code-switching mid-sentence included. I tested it in Hinglish and it kept up. - The experience is in your hands. Ears, brain, voice and actions are configured separately. You decide what the agent does mid-call (transfer, hold, book a callback, capture details) instead of hoping one giant prompt gets it right. - It remembers. Returning callers don't start over. No repeated questions. - You don't touch the stack. Speech models, inference, telephony and orchestration are all theirs. Most platforms stitch together 4–5 providers, and that's where the awkward silences and the bot cutting you off come from. The part I didn't expect: they're building their own speech models that need ~20x less training data to match state-of-the-art quality. That's what makes strong voice AI possible in languages that never had English-scale datasets. AI learned to read the world. Vaani is teaching it to speak to it, the way people actually speak. Build your own voice agent here👇

I built an AI Agent. This AI agent remembers you between phone calls. 🤯 Call 1: explains the refund issue Call 2: frustrated follow-up Call 3: You don't need to explain. I know you've called twice One toggle on @VaaniHQ Memories.

Survival kit for software engineers. 1. Understand systems, not just tasks. 2. Use AI as a multiplier, not a threat. 3. Make your work visible, inside your company and publicly. 4. Build at least one second income stream, even a small one. 5. Keep a financial buffer so fear never forces bad decisions. Pls add more below 👇

Waiting since childhood. 🥹 Now Mac has clipboard functionality that keeps your copied items; it holds images and text.