I build AI agents, RPA and cloud-backed integrations for businesses, from pharmacy systems to e-commerce stores. Systems that run reliably, alert you when something breaks, and hand over cleanly.
Six areas where I take a messy manual process and turn it into something that runs on its own.
Agents and pipelines that connect language models to your tools, with multi-model routing so each task goes to the right model.
Playwright bots, scrapers, schedulers and alerting for the repetitive work your team does by hand today.
Lambda, EventBridge, SES, Auto Scaling, IAM and VPC networking, with containers on Docker and Podman.
FastAPI services, WebSocket feeds and third-party integrations built to retry, log and stay up.
Custom features and integrations on Adobe Commerce, Shopify, WooCommerce and Odoo.
Connecting pharmacy management systems, CRM and workflow bots for pharmacy businesses.
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A simple loop that gets you something real quickly and keeps it running.
I map what your team does by hand today and where time is lost.
A working version first, so you react to something real instead of a document.
Error handling, logging, retries and a handover you can run without me.
Automation that fails silently is worse than none, so alerts are built in.
The tools I reach for most often.
Small, useful tools I publish in the open.
Catches removed endpoints, dropped response fields and type changes between OpenAPI specs. A TypeScript CLI with readable reports and CI-friendly exit codes.
A config-driven Playwright monitor that walks a store from the home page to the payment step on a schedule, alerts you, and publishes a green/red status page. Free, no server needed.
A deterministic, no-LLM audit of a store's checkout journey. It runs the way an AI shopping agent does, with no human-like pauses, and reports where the journey breaks, with screenshots. It stops before payment and never places an order. Early release (v0.1.0).
A privacy-first Chrome extension that scans a page for WhatsApp, phone and email links and checks their format, keeps general link observations separate, suggests fixes, and copies a redacted report. Offline and deterministic, with no network calls, accounts or analytics.
Local-first risk annotations for AI-agent-generated diffs. It prints one line per risky hunk, such as sensitive paths, deleted tests, fix-prone files, uncovered code, new dependencies and lockfile drift, so a reviewer knows where to look first. Rule-based and deterministic, with no network calls. Available as a CLI, a Claude Code plugin and a GitHub Action.
An offline, deterministic linter for AI agent traces. It reads AWI JSON or OpenTelemetry exports and flags retry storms, repeated failing tool calls, execution cycles, runaway delegation and resource burn, with exit codes for CI gating. No accounts, LLM keys or network access. Version 1.0.0 release candidate.
A single-file multi-agent pipeline for the terminal. An architect, a coder and a security auditor sub-agent work on a task using Gemini, with OWASP-based findings, a 0 to 100 score and an optional refine pass. Runs are saved locally in SQLite, and a mock mode runs without an API key.
A terminal log debugger and incident copilot. It reads piped logs, a file, or a wrapped command that failed, masks listed secret and PII patterns locally, then asks Gemini for a root cause and a ready-to-apply git diff, and can export a post-mortem in Markdown.
I'm Jigar, a freelance software and automation engineer based in Ahmedabad, India. I started my own IT services company in 2017 and have worked independently with clients since 2021.
My focus is simple: take a process people do by hand, make it run on its own, and make sure someone is alerted when it doesn't.
| 2017 | Founded an IT services company and began delivering client projects. |
| 2021 → now | Freelance engineer: AI automation, pharmacy platforms, cloud deployments and e-commerce stores. |
| Now | Moving deeper into AI agents, LLM workflows and AI-powered SaaS. |
If a repetitive process is eating your team's week, or your systems need to talk to each other, I'd like to hear about it.