Rupesh Sanghavi

I'm 16, and I just got into @ycombinator 's Haunted Hacks Hackathon, hosted by @openai, @agent_relay, and useterse.ai We built fully automated post-training infrastructure. Companies increasingly want to own their own AI to cut API costs, ensure privacy, and maintain reliability at scale. Forge (forgeresearch.vercel.app) allows teams to enter a training objective and let a team of AI agents generate synthetic data, validate it, fine-tune a base model of the researchers' choice, and monitor the fine-tuned model's performance in prod, all while continuously improving it. The best part is that the agents communicate with each other, meaning there doesn't need to be a human in the loop. @ycombinator asked for someone to help companies "own their intelligence," and we delivered. @TheLegend321356

X, here's my story: I started programming in Python and C++ during COVID. I built little games, a calculator, etc. I won the debate state championship and finaled at nationals twice and started building Tilt in the summer of my freshman year as a social media platform for debaters. I scaled it to 5k users, retention sucked, so I pivoted to Ravioli, a F2P alternative to Kalshi with real prizes. I knew that Ravioli's ceiling was far below the industry-defining, world-changing company that I could not let myself live without building, and started looking elsewhere. Around the same time, a bad migration took down Ravioli's AMM trading endpoint for 3 hours during a peak usage period, and I naturally wondered how I could prevent this going forward and researched what the industry is doing now. I asked the founder of Ollama for advice, and he said that the problem is right, but the perspective could be that CI and GitHub Actions are broken for agents. That's where I got together with two of my best friends and started building Antifailure.

I'm 16 years old, and I just permanently killed staging environments. We built something insane: a disposable copy of production. Not a smaller database. Not a fixture. Production. • Same size, same shape, same load • Every real name replaced • Your change runs there first • On every pull request • Person or agent • If it breaks, it breaks there. Then the copy deletes itself. You watch it fail before merge. A “safe” index takes ACCESS EXCLUSIVE on 48,201,338 rows. Checkout p99 goes 240ms → 4,730ms. The PR is blocked. Staging still says 916 passing, 0 failing. CrowdStrike grounded 5,000 flights. Rogers cut off 12 million people who could not call 911. The tests were green. The tests were not production. Know before you ship. antifailure.dev We’re hiring founding engineers and founding growth. antifailure.dev/careers