Vineet Sharma

Running agent setups. Dad of two.
A decade of experience in building systems.

[Vineet Sharma @Vin8003]

I’ve been building in public for a while.

Today, I finally put the chaos in one place.

https://t.co/BzcXxn4nFB is live.

Projects. Experiments. AI agents. Random ideas that probably shouldn’t work.

Some will.
Some absolutely won’t.

Either way, I’m shipping them. 🫡

→ https://t.co/BzcXxn4nFB

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Last 24 hours on the desk: ~1.25B tokens, ~96% cache, 214 Cloud Agents named, about 70–85 running at once without the tools falling over.

What’s your real concurrent-agent ceiling before honesty breaks? https://t.co/0fsyeIg1vK

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Three products. Each one has a line it refuses.

OrderEasy — not a marketplace.
CiteBench — suggestions are not court directions.
GSTSlip — fields stay on the device until you export.

Status is a fact: LIVE means a URL you can open.

https://t.co/BzcXxn3PQ3 — Building now.

Which refusal would you put on your own product page first?

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Verified means retrieved.

Allowlisted search only.
If the https page came back — verified.
Case name with no page — unverified.

CiteBench.
No fluent invention without a source link.

Would you accept a citation that never returned a page?

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Orders outside hours wait until you open next.

That's the hours screen — not the app guessing when work starts.

Set the week. Save.
The shop decides.

OrderEasy retailer — operating hours.

Do you take after-hours orders, or turn the week off?

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Something's wrong with the order.
Don't start a fresh WhatsApp thread from zero.

Chat sits on that order.
Chips ready: Where is my order? Item missing. Packing issue. Delivery time?

Same order. Same shop. One thread.

OrderEasy customer.

Would you rather answer "where's my order?" in WhatsApp or on the order itself?

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"Where is my order?" used to mean a WhatsApp ping.

Now the customer opens My Orders.
Pending. Delivered. Same list.

No shop call for a status check.

OrderEasy customer.

When a customer asks where it is, what should they open first?

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Photograph a GST invoice.
Get an editable register row.

Export CSV or Tally purchase XML when the row is right.
Confirm is the trust step — not the OCR.

GSTSlip.

What breaks first when invoice OCR skips the editable row?

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Put in the facts.
Pull the authorities.

Supreme Court. High Courts. Statute.
Sources stay linked — verify the judgment yourself.

CiteBench research.
Not a chatbot that invents citations.

What would you refuse to trust in an AI legal memo?

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Not a mall.
The shop you already know.

Delivery and pickup on the same card.
Area-scoped. Shop-first.

OrderEasy customer.

Which shop would your neighborhood actually open first?

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@IITMPravartak A suggestion never becomes a direction on its own.
And the file shouldn't update until a human says so.

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@blckdevtirth If you can't click the journey, it isn't a demo.
Four surfaces, step screens, no invented metrics.

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@aimallglobal Paste the order. Split directions from suggestions. Human confirms. Then the file updates.
The agent that reads the order is not the filer. You are.

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@iMicrocap @dineshpaii Online orders need a status queue, not a screenshot thread.
Pending → delivered in one place.

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Four journeys. Real screens. No invented metrics.

Retailer. Customer. CiteBench. GSTSlip.
Walk the work the way it actually happens.

Product demos hub.

Which journey would you open first if you only had two minutes?

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Paste the court order.
Extract directions vs suggested tasks — kept separate.
You confirm.
Only then the file updates.

The agent that reads the order is not the one that updates the file.
You are.

CiteBench inbox.

Would you let software file a deadline without a human gate?

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Online order lands while you're on the counter.

Pending. Confirmed. Packed. Out for delivery. Delivered.

One queue. Status filters — not a WhatsApp screenshot thread.

OrderEasy retailer — Orders.

Which status do you actually trust when a customer asks "where is my order?"

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One chamber. Three courts today.

Bail in Jaipur at 10:30.
Written statement listing in Delhi at 14:15.
Writ admission next week in Rajasthan.

Same drawers: Today, Diary, Matters, Research, Inbox.
Not a chatbot pretending to be a chamber.

CiteBench.

How does your chamber track three courts on the same day without the diary becoming a mess?

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Store closed.
Customer can still place the order.

It waits until the shop opens.
No fake "out for delivery" while the shutters are down.

OrderEasy customer checkout.

What do you show the customer when the shop is closed but they still want to order?

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Twitter is cool.

But it’s 100x better when your timeline is full with people who code and build things.

I need to connect with more founders and tech people.

If you’re into Tech, AI, Agents, Startups, Design, web dev, SaaS, or programming, say hi.👋
@Vin8003

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How do you split a bill at the counter without killing the queue?