DEVELOPER RELATIONS × BACKEND SYSTEMS

Building things.
Making sense of them.

I build backend tools and explain how to use them, so a good idea can become a working integration.

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01SELECTED WORK

A few systems I've helped
make easier to use.

Backend work, AI workflows, and the developer experience around them.

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OPEN SOURCE · DEVELOPER EXPERIENCE

MeetStream Labs

Runnable examples for building meeting bots and AI agents across Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams.

Webhooks · real-time media · Node.jsView source
Meeting tools and developer resources
02
MEETSTREAM · AGENT WORKFLOW

MIA Chat Agent

A meeting chat agent that listens for a wake phrase, routes a request through a hosted agent, and posts the answer back into the call.

Webhooks · ngrok · Node.jsView source
A meeting chat assistant
03
PERSONAL BUILD · AI PRODUCT

Interview Copilot

An experiment in turning high-pressure interview moments into useful, context-aware feedback.

TypeScript · AI workflows · product thinkingView source
An interview-feedback experiment
01APIs and webhooksTurning moving parts into useful starting points.
02Real-time mediaMeetings, agents, and the moments between them.
03Build, write, explainThe work and the documentation around it.
01.5HOW I TEND TO WORK

I like working across the technical work and the explanation around it.

BUILDING SYSTEMS

Build things people can run.

Turning meeting APIs, webhooks, and agent workflows into useful starting points for developers.

A preference for practical first steps
01.75OUTSIDE THE BUILD

THE SAME CURIOSITY, OFF THE CLOCK

Movies. Music.
Puzzles.

I like looking for patterns in places that are meant to be fun. It keeps the work fresh and usually gives us something better to talk about.

01 / FILM

Frame by frame.

Villeneuve could film a parking lot and I'd cry about scale.

02 / MUSIC

Sound opinions.

Ranking Kanye albums is basically a personality test at this point.

03 / PUZZLES

Happily stuck.

The pleasure of a hard problem, a wrong turn, and the very satisfying click when the pieces line up.

02THE THROUGH-LINE

Make unfamiliar work
easier to start.

I'm Arjun, a Computer Science student and Developer Relations & Go-to-Market intern at MeetStream.

I work across backend engineering, developer experience, technical content, and go-to-market. I'm interested in the practical details that help developers move from an API reference to something running.

01Start with something runnable.
02Make the next step clear.
03Let good defaults do some work.
03NOTES
CURRENTLY EXPLORING

Meeting agents and
developer adoption.

Writing about APIs, webhooks, real-time media, and the small decisions that help infrastructure feel more approachable.

01AI meeting agents that take action 02Live meeting chat agents 03Per-participant recording 04Post-call transcription bots
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