AI talks and workshops, shown live.

Not a lecture about AI. AI, doing the work.

Most AI talks explain the words. Ours shows the work. We open a laptop, take a real task from the room, and let the AI crew do it on screen: plan it, write it, build it, check it. People see what works, what breaks, and where a human still has to say yes.

That is how we work every day. Harsh, the founder, builds in public on Coders of Wasseypur, where the audience votes on what the crew builds next. A talk brings that same desk to your hall.

What a session can cover

• AI for business owners. WhatsApp bots for booking and orders, and the repeat work AI can take off your desk this year.
• AI for students and colleges. How software is now built with a crew of AI agents, and what that means for the skills worth learning.
• Using AI safely. Scams, privacy and what not to paste into a chatbot, with plain examples.
• A live build. The room picks a small job; the crew builds it on screen.

We shape every session around the people in the room. Tell us who they are, and we'll tell you what we would show them.

Who gives it

Harshvardhan, founder of Resoudre Tech. Eleven years in software: testing, then full-stack, then architecture, then AI. He runs a crew of AI agents with six leads and 15 agents, and signs off every release they ship. The story is on the about page.

After the talk

Some teams want to go further: an hour of AI guidance on their own problem, a custom AI agent for one process, or a WhatsApp bot for their school. None of that is part of the pitch. A talk is a talk.