Technical Writing
Writing from Agastya Bhadani on AI, deep learning, engineering, product thinking, and building useful systems.
2026-07-03
Claude Code is not really about writing the perfect prompt. It is about knowing how to give the right context, set clear constraints, ask for small changes, and check the work properly. In this post, I explain why most people use Claude Code wrong, how to treat it like an implementation partner instead of a magic app builder, and the system I use to make it actually useful for building real products.
2026-04-06
Here's a summary: Agastya Bhadani is a Radnor High School student and AI enthusiast who has been coding since middle school, driven by a passion for using technology to help others. He runs Summit Intelligent Systems, an organization that provides local businesses with AI services, with a long-term vision of expanding it into an international business/nonprofit: including bringing web and digital services to underserved communities in India. His future goal is to major in Space or Electrical Engineering and apply AI within those fields.
2026-04-13
My first business meeting was a big step. I’m building an AI consultancy, Summit Intelligent Systems, where we create free AI tools for local businesses, and Braxton Animal Works became our first customer. During the meeting, Mr. Dave Braxton gave us valuable advice on how to grow. He explained that businesses only care about results, specifically turning leads into profit and increasing the number of leads. Instead of sending generic cold emails, he emphasized making them highly personalized with a strong value proposition. Showing a business its specific problems and offering a clear solution is what actually gets their attention. Based on this, I created a custom AI auditor that analyzes a business and generates a detailed report with insights and ways AI can help. Mr. Braxton liked the idea and suggested using it in all our outreach. I think this approach will help us get more customers and continue growing.
2026-06-08
My coding journey started in 6th grade with simple HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, but over the years it grew into a passion for artificial intelligence, research, and entrepreneurship. From building my first websites to conducting AI research with college professors and founding Summit Intelligent Systems, every challenge taught me something new. In this blog, I share how my interest in technology evolved, the lessons I learned along the way, and the advice I would give to anyone just starting their own coding journey.
2026-04-06
Summit Intelligent Systems is a group of 6 high schoolers trying to build the biggest AI company in the world, or at least get there someday. Right now, our two biggest problems are getting customers and deploying everything for free because we're broke. To fix the customer problem, I built an autonomous agent that finds local businesses, scrapes their sites, and drafts emails for me to approve, and it's already gotten a response, even if it was a no. To fix the money problem, I've been doing everything I can to stay on the free tier, including turning my old Windows laptop into a server that now sounds like a jet plane at night. Hopefully it doesn't crash. See you later.
2026-06-07
In this, we will be talking about which models to use for different tasks, and furthermore, we will be talking about Agentic Orchestration......
2026-05-31
I am announcing a new collaboration with the SKYPA Foundation in India to create and lead AI literacy curriculum, helping make AI education more accessible to students in India and the United States.