Clep
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(techwarq)Hi, I'm Sonali.
I'm a fullstack & AI engineer who builds agents that do real work. Otherwise, I'm just a human reading too many stories.
I love building software that thinks for itself, and then telling the story of how it got made.
I work across the stack, mostly in Next.js, TypeScript, Python, and Cloudflare Workers. I ship async, in small daily slices, and every claim here links to a live URL or a repo.
I build AI products focused on automating real work. I believe humans should do the thinking, and make the agents better.
Lately that means video agents, evals for AI apps, and a personal AI that remembers me. Here are four of them.
ai-lens
evals for AI apps that make text, images, video or audio
Every prompt tweak made my video agents better or worse, and I couldn't tell which. So I built ai-lens, evals you add with one decorator ↓
AI UGC Agent
script or product link → high-fidelity UGC video
On nagent.ai, I built an agent that turns a script or a product link into a UGC video. Swipe through what it made ↓
Edith
personal AI agent — memory, voice, autonomous jobs
For myself, I built Edith, a personal agent that remembers me and keeps working while I sleep ↓
Stack
The tools I reach for, and the one rule I build every project around.
Cheap, open models do most of the work. Everything else is picked to stay fast when the traffic shows up.
languages
Python
Node.js
TypeScript
cloud
WorkersCloudflare
QueuesCloudflare
Durable ObjectsCloudflare
Compute VMGCP
Cloud RunGCP
data
Postgres
Supabase
MongoDB
Redis
tracing & evals
coding agents
OpenCodeMuse Spark 1.3 · free
Claude Code
design
Erasereraser.io
10k req/min
Designed for scale from day one. Every build starts as a diagram in Eraser, sized for 10,000 requests a minute before I write the first line.
2024 → 2026
Three years, one folder of postcards. This is what happened, in order.
From a job-hunting agent built on Groq to resigning to build Clep.
2024
Groq, open models, and my first agent
Started building with Groq and open-source models. My first real agent: upload your resume, and it drafts and sends emails to recruiters for you.
first agent2025
Bengaluru, and my first AI startup
Joined a Bengaluru AI agents startup in my fourth year of college. Learned to work with every kind of multimodal LLM, mostly building marketing and creative agents.
careerThe UGC and photoshoot agents
That work turned into the AI UGC agent, which makes UGC videos from a script or a product link, and the virtual photoshoot agent, which runs studio-quality shoots without a studio.
career2026
FlowDesk, my wildest build
Kept people logged into 10+ e-commerce apps so they could order in bulk during sales, and ran 100+ browsers inside one desktop app at zero hosting cost. Shipped as a .dmg and an .exe, with the whole backend running locally and only the database on Supabase. Plus bulk auto-logout, proxies, and rotating IPs.
freelancealloreai.com, with friends
A side project with some friends: automated storytelling creatives for D2C brands.
side projectA fintech MCP for banks
As things got rocky at the startup, we built an agentic MCP server that lets banks add an agentic chat. It helps users sort out their personal finances, and it can do the work on its own.
careerClep and Edith begin
Started Clep for video automation, and Edith, my personal assistant inspired by EDITH from Spider-Man: Far From Home, with a mobile app, a desktop app, and a widget.
side projectResigned to build Clep
The startup was on the verge of closing, so I resigned to build Clep full time: launch videos, demo videos, and a content machine that makes reels.
big moveMy OpenRouter heatmap beats my GitHub one
I love open-source and cheap models. They do most of my work, and here's the proof.
Hunting for cool jobs
Building Clep and Edith, and looking for a team doing something cool. Say hi ↓
now
let's connect
I'm looking for a team building something cool. I'm also open to freelance work at $15/hr: one flat rate, weekly invoices, and a paid one-week trial on a real ticket.