const shuchita = Engineer(
experience: '4 years Flutter in production',
focus: [
'offline-first architecture',
'agent workflows for real delivery pipelines',
'context engineering',
],
mobileStack: ['Flutter', 'Dart', 'Firebase', 'SDUI', 'offline-first architecture'],
aiStack: ['agent orchestration', 'CI-grade acceptance gates', 'MCP'],
currentBuild: 'story-agent, planning core for AI-augmented delivery',
writingAt: 'medium.com/@coderSJ',
mode: 'planning-first, measurable outcomes, architecture before automation',
);story-agent is the anchor project. A planning agent that converts raw user stories into scoped, testable delivery tasks, built around the constraints that show up in real production teams: partial context, shifting specs, and humans who need to stay in the loop.
Fallback docking index:
- Center ⭐ → awesome-ai-setup
- Top Left → story-agent
- Top Right → pr-scout
- Bottom Left → MovieDeck
- Bottom Right → tech-debt-agent
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⚙️ Agent Infrastructure Agents forget. They drift. They confidently act on context that stopped being true three tool calls ago. What does it actually take to keep one coherent? |
🛡️ Safety & Governance The scariest prompt injections don't look like attacks. They look like normal user input. Where do you even draw the line, and who enforces it? |
��� Agent Observability If your agent makes a bad call at 2am, can you reconstruct exactly what it saw, what it decided, and what it cost? Most setups can't. |
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🧠 Codebase Intelligence A codebase isn't a document. It's a set of decisions made by people who've since left. Getting an agent to understand that, without reading everything, is the unsolved part. |
🚀 AI-Augmented Delivery Adding an agent to a team is easy. Not breaking the team's existing trust and review culture while doing it, that's the part nobody writes about. |
📱 Mobile × AI Mobile apps have hard constraints: offline states, small screens, slow networks. Most AI tooling ignores all of that. What changes when it can't? |





