About
I’m Amit Agrawal. I work at Amazon at the intersection of technology, product, partners, and customers.
I’m a technologist and a builder — always have been. I just never liked coding. My eyes still glaze over looking at an IDE or a wall of code. The act of writing software was never the part I wanted to do. The building was. The problem-solving, the architecture, the thing that works at the end — that’s what I care about.
Coding was always the friction between the idea and the thing. AI removed it. Builder isn’t a job title or a credential — it’s an orientation. I wrote about that.
I built this site. I built the infrastructure it runs on. I built the agents that help me write, research, and publish. The gap between having a clear idea of what should exist and being able to make it exist — that gap is gone.
This site is for me first. Customer number one. I’m documenting what I’m learning as I learn it, because the patterns that emerge from actually using these systems as daily infrastructure are worth capturing. If they’re useful to you, even better.
How I work
I get to conviction fast, then build. Proof points over documentation — if something is true, I’d rather show a working thing than write a document arguing it should be built.
If a tool or workflow isn’t AI-native, I generally don’t touch it. Non-AI-native tools have started to feel like a crutch — slower, more friction, less leverage.
What this site covers
- How work changes when you operate at agent speed
- Agent infrastructure — memory, skills, handoffs, context
- Patterns that generalize across tools and platforms
- The gap between what AI tools promise and what they actually deliver
The focus is always on what generalizes. Not a specific product, not a specific employer. Patterns you can take anywhere.
Disclaimer
All views and content here are entirely my own. Nothing represents my employer or any affiliated entity.