SBShubham Bhagwat

Builds digital systems · Pune, India

I build systems that run themselves.

Infrastructure, AI operations, marketing and real estate, wired into one working machine. The panel beside this isn't a mockup. It's my own system: two machines and two AI agents keeping real work moving, as it stood when I last published.

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operating system snapshot
  • the overlook: the Mac I work from, run by an agent called vesper
  • hearth: an always-on homelab, run by an agent called wick
  • one shared board between them; nothing ships without my yes
Live counts from my own setup, refreshed each time this site is rebuilt. Service names and addresses stay private.

One method, four systems.

I find what's actually wrong before I fix anything, then build the thing that keeps it fixed. Same method whether the system is a server, a sales pipeline or a brand.

  1. Infrastructure

    Servers, containers, pipelines, and the monitoring that tells you before something breaks.

    DevOps at Persistent Systems, 2022–24 · runs a ~50-service homelab today

  2. AI operations

    Agents that do real work: triage, follow-ups, reports, the slow middle of running a business.

    two agents, one shared board · every decision a yes or no I approve

  3. Marketing systems

    Brand, creative and campaign machinery that stays consistent as it grows.

    ad creative review and campaign consistency for a live business

  4. Real estate operations

    Lead pipelines, channel partners and property marketing, run like a system instead of a spreadsheet.

    an operating real estate business, not a case study

Three ways in.

Most work starts with a 30-minute call. Tell me what's broken, or what you want built.

Build

From a blank page to running: the infrastructure, the AI on top of it, and the one screen you check.

you get it running, documented, handed over

Rescue

Something's slow, broken, or nobody understands it any more. I trace it to the real cause first.

you get the cause, the fix, and why it won't come back

Run

I operate it with my agents. You get the outcomes and a short weekly read-out, not a dashboard to babysit.

you get a system that keeps working without you

Email me shubham.bhagwat37@gmail.com

Case files.

How I actually think, narrated as it happened rather than cleaned up after.

LOG · 0004 2026-10-12

A demo that can't hurt anyone

sshfm is a file manager for servers that runs in the browser: you connect over SSH and browse, move and clean up files the way you would on your own machine.

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Selected work.

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