Swapnil Sharma

I’m interested in artificial minds, how people connect, and how attention shapes what we experience. I explore these through code, writing, and conversations.

I build production LLM systems for a living and spend the rest of my time building the same way: a tool nobody asked for, a sentence, a Saturday.

Now: At zoomlogi, building AI voice agents: automations, tooling, the production infrastructure underneath.

Before: Aleph, a semi-autonomous FP&A agent for finance teams. HippocraticAI (founding), Polaris, a multi-agent system for patient conversations at 1M+ calls/week. Microsoft (Codex), Nference (biomedical NLP), Zeta (payments). MS from NYU, code generation and bias research. The through-line across all of it: systems that need to hold up when it matters, and understanding a problem fully before I try to solve it.

I host a philosophy reading group, which has been running long enough now that it’s clearly not a phase. I read constantly, mostly philosophy and science fiction, and I write in public and in private. What ends up on this site is a small fraction of that, and lately I’m trying to write things that are truer to me instead of just more polished.

Authors and essays I keep coming back to live on their own page: Library. Things I’m thinking about right now are here.

Projects and experiments:

• Chorus: Could AI agents date? An experiment exploring AI and dating.
• No Adults: How do memories change what we believe? Simulated characters revisit memories and revise their beliefs over time.
• lekh.space: Private, encrypted writing vault. No email, no account recovery. Only you can read what you save.
• Mixmake: Edit audio by editing text: upload, transcribe, delete words, re-render and download. MCP server for agents.
• Beacon: Emoji-only messenger for close friends. DMs and groups, no text in chat.
• JournallingCompanion: Guided journaling keyed to your MBTI, prompts and conversation by voice or text.
• Trait Dial: Turn Big Five sliders, MBTI switches, an Enneagram pick, or a Hogwarts house, and watch one shared personality profile update across all four.

I noticed a pattern, got curious, and built the thing that let me sit inside it longer.