Civil engineer
turned AI builder.Civil engineer turned AI builder.
I'm Sagar — the person behind AbiskarAI. I went from civil engineering to AI/ML the long way: papers, side projects, ZS / Vuram, an MS in CS. Now I build AI products from scratch for people who want to ship.
Most "AI agencies" stitch GPT calls and call it a product. I came up the other way — fundamentals first, then frameworks. I write the agent loop, the orchestrator, the eval harness, and the deploy step. That's the only way I know how to build something a founder can actually trust in production.
AbiskarAI is the studio I built to ship those products for other people. WhatsApp bots that close leads, document AI that saves a back-office team eight hours a day, multi-agent systems like Vibe that turn a prompt into a deployed Next.js app, and creative AI for the ads that bring people in.
Builder, not wrapper
I write the agent loop, the orchestrator, the eval harness, and the deploy step. No black-box SaaS in the critical path.
Ship in weeks
Working prototype within 2 weeks. The first version is small enough to keep, big enough to validate the bet.
Plain English
If I can't explain the system to a non-technical founder over a cup of tea, the system isn't done yet.
- 2021 — 2022
Civil Engineering, then a hard pivot
Graduated in civil, then spent a year teaching myself ML from scratch — papers, PyTorch, Kaggle. The transition wasn't comfortable, it was deliberate.
- 2022 — 2023
ZS / Vuram — production ML and automation
Worked on enterprise data and automation projects. Learned how AI ships in real businesses where uptime and cost matter more than benchmarks.
- 2023 — 2024
MS in Computer Science
Deeper into multimodal ML, agent systems, and MLOps. Started building agentic workflows on top of what I'd learned in industry.
- 2024 — now
AbiskarAI
Building AI products end-to-end for founders and small teams: WhatsApp bots, document AI, Vibe-style multi-agent products, and creative AI for ads.
Have a project that needs to ship fast and work in production?
Tell me what you're building. I reply within a working day with a clear scope, timeline, and price — usually a working prototype in 2 weeks.