We are building a team to support the requirements of AI in healthcare. This new organization is called Deepfacts.ai. We have signed up our first customer and are looking to develop and expand the capabilities around a core set of features.

We are getting started with a few areas of focus:

• AI Model Development
• AI Agents
• MCP servers
• Python APIs

With this additional capability we are able to provide additional platform engineering capabilties to healthcare customers.

Getting compliant with SOC 2, HIPAA, or PCI-DSS is a huge time sink—especially for developers. Most compliance tools surface issues, but they don’t actually fix them. And most auditors stop at pointing things out, leaving engineering teams to figure out the rest.

That’s where PolicyCop comes in.

We built PolicyCop because we were tired of wasting engineering time chasing down infrastructure misconfigurations and writing glue code to make compliance tools like Vanta work properly. Most of what’s considered “compliance work” is really just boring infrastructure cleanup and automation that no one wants to do—but someone has to. PolicyCop handles:

• Fixing non-compliant infrastructure: We don’t just point out problems—we go in and remediate them.
• Custom API integrations for Vanta: We write the missing pieces so your infrastructure reports correctly.
• Vanta Resale: If you’re using (or planning to use) Vanta, we can help you set it up right and keep it working.

Compliance is still annoying. But with PolicyCop, at least the worst parts don’t land on your dev team’s plate.

I always wanted to be an old school merchant! The idea of traveling the world and buying and selling goods has always been fun. Whether I would be good at it is another question. However, I realize that a lot of trading is just a phone call, text messages, and emails anyways. Technology is not the main limitation as technology is essentially free.

Today, I’m excited to announce the first release of Yerra Trading — a WhatsApp-first trading business to buy and sell goods between the United States and India. This launch is symbolic, marking the beginning of an identity and mission.

I believe the U.S. and India need each other now more than ever. By bringing expertise from one side to benefit the other, we can unlock new opportunities for both markets. I think even with the current geopolitical tensions, the U.S. and India can work together to create a better future for both countries.

My long-term goal is to serve the Indian community in the U.S., creating value through deep cultural and commercial connection. I am just getting started and am in the process of launching the first set of trade opportunities: pharmaceuticals.