VIBERS

People and companies to know in AI. Explore their work, ideas, and experience.

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Tommy D. Rossi

Tommy D. Rossi builds developer tools under the GitHub account remorses. His projects include Termcast for React-based terminal interfaces and Kimaki for coordinating coding-agent sessions inside Discord.

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Shan Hannadige

Shan Hannadige is a design engineer whose work connects interface design, product strategy and software implementation. His personal projects include an automated workflow for processing scans of 35mm film.

Start with Automating my 35mm film scanning pipeline

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Pranav Desai

Pranav Desai is a systems and backend developer and computer-science student. His projects explore the internals of familiar tools, including a Rust implementation of Git’s storage and transport mechanisms, alongside local AI applications and mobile software.

Start with Rugit

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Harnoor Singh

Harnoor Singh works in developer relations at AssemblyAI and publishes technology videos under Singh in USA. His public demonstrations explain how speech APIs handle vocabulary, transcription and conversational input.

Start with Inside AssemblyAI's Dictation API: Key Terms and Sub-Second Turnaround

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Rohan Bansal

Rohan Bansal is a backend engineer exploring how to train small models for useful technical tasks. His work includes QORL, a query-planning experiment that learns from actual PostgreSQL execution times, and an account of Traba’s migration from Firestore to Postgres.

Start with Training a 4B model to produce 81% faster query plans than Postgres

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Stephen Toub

Stephen Toub is a Distinguished Engineer at Microsoft known for work on .NET libraries, performance and asynchronous programming. He also writes detailed accounts of implementing and improving production developer tools.

Start with Writing async/await from scratch in C# with Stephen Toub

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John Polacek

John Polacek is a staff software engineer at VEG and an independent filmmaker. His web-development projects span responsive design, animation and agent-assisted software; his feature Deviant explores an artificial clone through generated footage.

Start with Deviant, a feature-length sci-fi thriller about AI, made with AI

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Tomoko Tanaka

Tomoko Tanaka leads GitHub regional marketing for Japan and Korea. A former engineer, she writes about turning marketing operations into explicit, repeatable workflows with GitHub Copilot and Actions.

Start with Marketing ops as code: Automating events from planning to follow-up on GitHub

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Alex Garcia

Alex Garcia is a software engineer who builds SQLite extensions, data tools and visualizations. His projects include sqlite-vec for vector search and sqlite-xsv for querying delimited data files.

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Mo Moustafa

Mo Moustafa builds AI products, including the Olly messaging assistant, Codemancer command-line coding tool and Unstock vector-art generator. He writes about the operational failures that appear when an agent depends on multiple model providers.

Start with So you want to use OpenRouter?

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Harshul Jain

Harshul Jain is a senior software engineer at Audible who builds ML, data and AI infrastructure. He publishes practical material on model serving and created AgentShip to supply the infrastructure surrounding production agents.

Start with LLM Inference at Scale handbook

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Jean-Denis Grèze

Jean-Denis Grèze is cofounder and CEO of Town, which builds personalized AI assistants. Previously CTO at Plaid and an engineering director at Dropbox, he writes and speaks about engineering ownership and agents working across information boundaries.

Start with Agents’ next frontier: agent-to-agent and network effects

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Cassidy Williams

Cassidy Williams is senior director of developer advocacy at GitHub. A software engineer, teacher and startup adviser, she explains developer tools through practical writing, code examples and a weekly programming newsletter.

Start with Decoding the new AI lingo: Loops, harnesses, squads, hill climbing… oh my!

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Karan Vaidya

Karan Vaidya is cofounder and CTO of Composio. His work focuses on connecting AI agents to workplace applications through tool discovery, authentication and controlled execution.

Start with From coding to Knowledge work agents — Karan Vaidya, Composio

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voxium

voxium is the public name of a programmer who publishes projects through thevoxium on GitHub. The portfolio includes low-level machine-learning libraries and systems tools.

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Chad Wallace

Chad Wallace writes Silicon Co-Design, a technical publication about AI accelerators and the interaction between chips, packaging, networking and software. His public professional account reports a master’s degree in electrical engineering from Johns Hopkins.

Start with An Advanced System Architecture Breakdown of OpenAI’s Jalapeno Inference Accelerator

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Varun Pant

Varun Pant works on neurosymbolic AI and formal verification at Amazon Web Services. His public work examines how generated code can be checked against precisely stated requirements.

Start with Your Code Has Bugs. Lean4 Has Proofs: Formal Verification for Engineers — Varun Pant, AWS

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Clare Liguori

Clare Liguori is a Senior Principal Software Engineer at Amazon Web Services working on developer tooling and agentic AI. Her work includes Kiro, the Strands Agents SDK and core maintenance of the Model Context Protocol specification.

Start with Introducing Strands Agents, an Open Source AI Agents SDK

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Mike Krieger

Mike Krieger builds experimental products in Anthropic’s Labs team. Previously Anthropic’s chief product officer, he cofounded Instagram and Artifact and brings experience in both hands-on engineering and consumer-product leadership.

Start with How Anthropic Builds: Lessons from Labs

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Matt Dailey

Matt Dailey builds Ref, a shared workspace for deciding what agents should build. His earlier public affiliations include Figma and Palantir. He writes about the design judgment that remains necessary when implementation becomes easier.

Start with De-slopping design: seven rules for building UI with coding agents

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James Zou

James Zou is an associate professor of biomedical data science at Stanford, with courtesy appointments in computer science and electrical engineering. His research combines statistical machine learning with systems that help scientists evaluate ideas and design experiments.

Start with TextGrad: Automatic “Differentiation” via Text

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Nisarga Adhikary

Nisarga Adhikary is a software engineer and cybersecurity researcher known online as ni5arga. His work includes Sightline, an open-source search interface for exploring real-world infrastructure recorded in OpenStreetMap.

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Rémi Louf

Rémi Louf is cofounder and CEO of .txt and a creator of Outlines. His work spans computational statistics and structured generation, where software constrains the forms a language model may produce.

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Safia Abdalla

Safia Abdalla is a software engineer at Warp building developer tools and cloud-agent infrastructure. Previously at Microsoft, she worked on web frameworks and SDKs and has maintained open-source interactive-computing tools.

Start with The Agent Behind the Curtain: Building the Oz Cloud Agent Platform

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Ashwin Govind Ugale

Ashwin Govind Ugale is a software engineer at Enidus USA who builds AI-backed telecom workflows and evaluation tools. His muteval project tests whether an evaluation suite notices deliberately introduced regressions.

Start with Muteval – mutation testing for your LLM evals

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Avneesh Kasture

Avneesh Kasture is an Associate Solutions Engineer at Gruve whose work focuses on secure AI integrations. His projects include mcploitable, deliberately vulnerable tool servers for studying agent-security failures and their controls.

Start with Mcploitable – The "Metasploitable" of the Model Context Protocol

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Marc Snider

Marc Snider is a backend software engineer whose public GitHub profile identifies Microsoft as his employer. He maintains steganeur, a Rust implementation of techniques that encode messages into language-model token choices.

Start with Steganeur – Hide secret messages in LLM-generated text (Rust)

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Coreinch

Coreinch is the public identity of a full-stack engineer building web applications and conversational software. Their current portfolio presents Namernut, a name-discovery application, and Duecoach, a task-follow-through assistant delivered through chat.

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Adam Huda

Adam Huda is a senior engineering manager at Uber working on agent-assisted software development. His earlier work includes Apple’s build systems, mobile applications at Posterous and product engineering at Twitter.

Start with Agentic SDLC at Uber: Building Blocks for Uber’s Software Factory

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Kieran Klaassen

Kieran Klaassen is a founder and engineering leader working at Every, where his conference biography identifies him as general manager of Cora. He develops compound engineering: a workflow in which completed work leaves reusable decisions for the next task.

Start with The Era of Compound Engineering

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Sarthak Aggarwal

Sarthak Aggarwal is cofounder and CTO of Decawork, which builds controls for agents accessing company systems. His previous work includes AI systems at NVIDIA and enterprise AI at Ema.

Start with IT Admin for the AI Workforce — Sarthak Aggarwal, Decawork

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Ash Hart

Ash Hart builds local AI software, including TensorFold, and publishes technical experiments about running models on personal hardware. His public accounts link the project and the ashhart GitHub account.

Start with TensorFold

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Satoshi Akiyama

Satoshi Akiyama publishes local-model experiments under the Bigbonus GitHub identity. His context-window investigation examines how runtime configuration and evaluation code can produce misleading conclusions about a model.

Start with Ollama served my 40k-context model at 4k, silently

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Niels Rogge

Niels Rogge is a machine-learning engineer on Hugging Face’s open-source team. He contributes model architectures to Transformers and publishes executable tutorials that help developers use and adapt research models.

Start with Transformers-Tutorials

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Ted Wong

Ted Wong publishes machine-learning projects through wtedw, including nanoAlphaZero, an implementation for learning game play through self-play and search.

Start with nanoAlphaZero – Train a grandmaster-level chess model in 24h with TPUs

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Ekaterina Deyneka

Ekaterina “Kate” Deyneka is founder and CEO of Reelful, an agentic video editor. A former Snapchat machine-learning engineer and applied researcher, she applies code-generation tools to editing real photos and footage.

Start with Building an Agentic Video Editor for Mass Consumer

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Ankit Jain

Ankit Jain is cofounder and CEO of Aviator, a developer-productivity company. He writes about adapting review and delivery processes as coding agents increase the volume of proposed software changes.

Start with How to Kill the Code Review

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Arturo Nunez

Arturo Nunez is founder of Nereu, a game-creation environment that combines visual editing with an AI guide. His work focuses on helping creators build playable scenes while retaining direct control over them.

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Ayan Gupta

Ayan Gupta is a developer advocate at GitHub, helping teams adopt GitHub Copilot, Azure and open-source tools. He builds shared workflow canvases that keep agent progress, decisions and human review visible outside a chat transcript.

Start with How canvases make agentic workflows visible, steerable, and cost-efficient

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Ryan Dahl

Ryan Dahl created Node.js and cofounded Deno. In October 2026 he announced that the Deno team was joining Cloudflare to work with its Workers and Durable Objects teams on distributed server applications.

Start with Claw Patrol

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Bennett Blackham

Bennett Blackham publishes developer-tool projects as b-nnett and uses @b_nnett on X. His work includes Codex Subscription Router, a locally patched desktop application for managing several connected subscriptions.

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Bruno Borges

Bruno Borges is a principal product manager at Microsoft whose work spans Java, cloud developer tools and AI-assisted development. He writes practical guides connecting coding agents to the infrastructure required to publish and operate software.

Start with Go from an empty repo to a live GitHub Pages site on a custom domain, secured wi

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Sankalp Shubham

Sankalp Shubham writes about evaluations, post-training and coding agents. His current owned biography describes work on frontier benchmarks and reinforcement-learning environments through Prime Intellect’s RL residency.

Start with Auto-research with Codex

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Brace Sproul

Brace Sproul is Head of Applied AI at LangChain. He presents technical material about agents, including a walkthrough of OpenWiki, the organization’s open-source documentation system.

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Richard MacManus

Richard MacManus is head of editorial at Latent Space and the founder of ReadWriteWeb. His reporting follows changes in web development, software platforms and AI engineering through interviews and technical analysis.

Start with React for Agents: Astro Creator Brings Hooks to his Meta-Harness, Flue

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Fred K. Schott

Fred K. Schott is an Astro cocreator and the creator of Flue. He joined Cloudflare with the Astro Technology Company in January 2026 and builds tools for web development and agent applications.

Start with Flue 2

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Julia Muiruri

Julia Muiruri is a developer advocate whose work focuses on developer experiences and applied AI. Her GitHub publications teach practical workflows for making agent-generated software easier to understand and review.

Start with Learn how to turn one giant AI-generated pull request into a clean, reviewable s

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Samuel Zhang

Samuel Zhang, whose GitHub Blog byline is Sam Zhang, is a product manager for GitHub Copilot. His writing explains how agent applications bring external services into the issue and pull-request workflow.

Start with How to bring your software delivery workflow into GitHub with agent apps

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Corey J. Gallon

Corey J. Gallon builds AI-native businesses at Rexmore and publishes tools and methods for working with agents. His chrome-agent project exposes browser control and observation through the Chrome DevTools Protocol.

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Samuel Denton

Samuel Denton leads platform research at Applied Compute. His work examines how models can learn from enterprise experience while limiting unrelated changes to their behavior.

Start with Bringing Continual Learning into Enterprises

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