For the founder bringing AI into the company
I'd build the automations your team keeps doing by hand.
I'm Pari Goyal — I build AI agents and automations that real businesses end up depending on. n8n, Supabase, LLM APIs, Next.js. I'm looking to do that full-time, owning the AI and automation layer of one company.
Your first 30 days with me
What I'd build, week one.
An AI opportunity audit — with one already shipped
Week one: the three highest-leverage places to put AI in your ops, and one of them built as a working flow you can actually use. Not a slide.
Internal tools that delete manual work
The spreadsheet someone updates by hand, the report that eats a morning, the copy-paste between two systems — I'd automate them end to end.
Agentic workflows in production
I've shipped agents on n8n + LLM APIs that other people ended up depending on. I'd own that layer for you and keep it running, not demo it once.
Dashboards & team enablement
Make the whole team faster with AI — the tools, the prompts, the playbooks — so adoption actually sticks instead of fizzling after the launch.
This isn't hypothetical
I've already shipped this, four times.
- Built agentic AI for live client projects at Oyelabs — n8n, Supabase, and LLM APIs.
- Designed a global prompt framework that cross-checked SOPs before any workflow ran — saved a full day, every week.
- Automated cross-platform video processing at Halo Interiors — cut out most of the manual steps.
- Built a deal-flow + outreach engine and a content pipeline that saved ~10 hours a week, end to end.
If that's the layer you need owned.
I'm looking for a full-time AI / automation role with a small, funded team — somewhere I own the build and it visibly makes the company faster. If that's you — now or down the line — I'd love to talk.