About

I'm Monarch Wadia. I've been building software for fourteen years, mostly in places that don't tolerate surprises: Canadian banks, the Government of Canada, telecom, wealth management. The last few of those years I've been building LLM agents that have to survive audit, not just demo well.

I build open source tools in the open: Drift, a sync layer between specs and code, and luv, a conversation substrate for LLM applications. Both live under SteelSprint on GitHub.

This site is where I write down what my work has taught me. The Patchbook series: short, practical guides on LLMs, agents, and spec-driven development. Essays: longer field notes on building software where the constraints are the architecture. Open source: tools that embody these practices.