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Harsha

@harsh017Mumbai, IndiaJoined May 2026

The future of CI/CD is already running in production.

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How to Build an AI Agent from Scratch with LangChain and OpenAIlangchainandopenai.hashnode.dev9 posts

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HHarshalangchainandopenai.hashnode.dev5h ago · 14 min read

Enterprise AI Is an Engineering Problem, Not a Model-Selection Problem

There is a strange pattern happening in enterprise AI. A company builds an impressive prototype. The model produces surprisingly good answers. Executives see the demo. Everyone gets excited. Then the

HHarshalangchainandopenai.hashnode.dev1d ago · 8 min read

Traditional Architecture Wasn't Built for AI , And We're Pretending It Was

Most engineering teams know how to build scalable web applications. We have microservices. REST APIs. Kubernetes. Autoscaling. CI/CD. Observability. Load balancers. We've spent years turning these pat

HHarshalangchainandopenai.hashnode.devJul 30 · 4 min read

No-Code Is Great for Validation. But Serious Products Eventually Need Real Engineering.

No-code platforms deserve a lot more credit than they get. They help founders validate ideas quickly, launch MVPs in weeks, and avoid spending months building software nobody wants. But here's the opi

HHarshalangchainandopenai.hashnode.devJul 16 · 4 min read

Stop Designing the Same UI Twice: Why Code-to-Design Sync Is the Future of Product Development

If there's one workflow in modern product development that I think deserves to disappear, it's this: Developer builds a feature → Designer recreates it in Figma → Both versions drift apart → Everyone

HHarshalangchainandopenai.hashnode.devJul 2 · 3 min read

Why Healthcare Platforms That Save Time Will Win the Next Decade

The healthcare industry doesn't have a shortage of software. It has a shortage of software that actually makes clinicians and administrative teams more efficient. My view is simple: every minute saved