Chandramouli K

I’ve spent twenty years building software and hardware, and the last four building production AI end to end: self-improving agents, context engineering, real-time voice pipelines, evaluation harnesses and devices with an LLM inside.

As a founder, I built Sellerworx through to its acquisition by Capillary Technologies, and took MyWonder, an AI companion device for children, from an idea to paying customers and national retail. Along the way I’ve run a 60+ person engineering organisation and owned technology strategy across a portfolio of 100+ products, but I’m happiest with my hands in the code.

I write here about things I’ve built, found and hacked.

Now

Building a few new things in AI and hardware. Open to fractional CTO and advisory work with teams shipping AI products.

Work

MyWonder · Co-founder, CEO & CTO

2024 –

An AI-native conversational device for children. Voice agents, an LLM reasoning layer, firmware and cloud in one real-time loop, plus a memory model that holds continuity across sessions within tight latency and token budgets.

Trilogy · Principal AI Engineer

2026

Self-improving autonomous agents for education and enterprise products. Eval systems for agent autonomy, context engineering for long-running runs, and genetic and search-based optimisation of production AI pipelines.

SuperRep.ai · Co-founder & CTO

2023 – 24

Autonomous AI sales agents for enterprise customers, built in the first production wave of LLM systems.

Trilogy · VP, Technical Product Management

2018 – 23

Technology strategy and engineering execution across a portfolio of 100+ software products.

Sellerworx → Capillary · Co-founder & CTO, then Director

2014 – 18

A SaaS platform processing millions of marketplace transactions, acquired by Capillary Technologies. Afterwards led a 60+ person solution engineering organisation across Asia, the Middle East and Africa.

Earlier · redBus, Amazon, JDA, Tesco

2006 – 14

Took redBus to zero downtime and cut its infrastructure cost in half. Built the automation behind Kindle E-ink devices at Amazon.

Things I think about

self-improving agents context engineering evals voice AI AI-native hardware inference economics 0 → 1