Ashish Khandelwal

Ashish Khandelwal

AI Researcher | Building Atlaso
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Founder of Atlaso — one memory for every AI you use. I came into this from 5 years in sales, not engineering. I now build every day with Claude Code, ChatGPT/Codex, and half a dozen other AI tools — and the thing that broke first was that every one of them kept forgetting me. My project, my preferences, my decisions: re-explained daily, to each tool separately. So we built the memory layer that makes them all remember, backed by our own research on how AI memory should mature over time. We're launching on Product Hunt on Aug 4. Always up for conversations about AI memory, multi-tool workflows, or figuring out founder life for the first time in public.

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  • Atlaso
    AtlasoOne memory for every AI you use
    Aug 2026
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    Joined Product HuntApril 24th, 2026

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17d ago

Your AI now switches models mid-task. Your context should switch with it

Hi everyone, Ashish here from Atlaso.

This week GitHub shipped Copilot Fusion, which routes one coding task across several models and lets a second model critique the first. Gemini 4 Carbon is also near the top of Product Hunt today. Switching models is quickly becoming the default.

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18d ago

Why we agree with bad AI coding advice 86% of the time (and how to push back)

A new study tested 50 developers using Claude Code where the AI's architectural advice was secretly decided by a random coin flip.

The wild part: builders agreed with the coin-flipped recommendation 86% of the time, and changed their own minds 60% of the time when the AI pushed back. Because the model sounds so certain and polite, we assume it sees something we missed.

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1mo ago

Drop the one thing you're tired of telling your AI. We'll test it live.

Everyone has one. "Keep it short." "No emojis, ever." "My dog's name is Biscuit, stop calling him Buddy." The thing you've typed so many times you could say it in your sleep.

Here's the game:

1. Drop yours in the comments, exactly how you'd say it.

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