Senior Engineer · Blockchain · Agentic AI · Backend
Eight years of blockchain and backend engineering. Now building the infrastructure AI agents use to find, trust and pay for services.
8+ years
shipping blockchain and backend systems
5,000+ tasks
run by the WachAI agent engine
90%+ success
agent task execution rate
~10× cheaper
infrastructure after AWS → Railway
01Work
QuillAudits · 2024 — 2026
Built the engine that takes in, runs and delivers WachAI's agent-to-agent jobs on the Virtuals Agent Commerce Protocol.
wach.ai ↗Smart-contract analysis
Worked on QuillShield's smart-contract analysis and built its VS Code extension, bringing the analysis into the editor.
shield.quillaudits.com ↗ERC-8004 · Mandates
Built agent verification and trust workflows on ERC-8004 identity and Mandates: task agreements that are hashed, signed and verifiable.
github.com ↗Agent services
Led the services behind agent execution, credit scoring and reputation.
Infrastructure
Migrated the platform from AWS to Railway and cut infrastructure cost about 10x.
02Stack
Exchange infrastructure, DEXs, NFT marketplaces and smart-contract tooling, from wallets and transaction services up to the contracts themselves.
Multi-agent systems that take paid work: execution engines, verification, signed agreements, payments and reputation.
An agent hiring another agent is a blockchain problem and an AI problem at once. I have worked on every step.
01
How does an agent find a service?
Forge Intel: analytics on how agents discover and use services.
02
Who is on the other side?
Agent verification and trust workflows at QuillAudits.
03
What exactly was promised?
Worked on mandate core and published mandate-sdk.
04
How does the money move?
Published clawcash-cli; worked on Molty cash agent wallet skills.
05
Does the job actually finish?
WachAI ACP engine: 5,000+ tasks at 90%+ execution success.
06
Should anyone trust it next time?
Led agent credit scoring and reputation services.
03Ledger
My career as a hash chain. Each role is hashed together with the hash of the role before it, which is how a blockchain links its blocks: change one line and every hash after it breaks. Check the maths yourself.
Sameta Info Analytics FZCO
Palette69
Kappsoft
04Open source
Worked on mandate core and published mandate-sdk.
Published clawcash-cli; worked on Molty cash agent wallet skills.
Contributed to the Truffle plugin for verifying contracts on Etherscan (1,000+ weekly downloads at peak).
05Credentials
Award
Winner, AIBoomi Startup Weekend Hackathon 2026
Education
B.Tech in Electronics & Communication EngineeringCollege of Engineering Perumon, 2018
Certifications
06Contact
Open to conversations about agent infrastructure, agent payments and trust, and blockchain backends. LinkedIn or X is the fastest way to reach me.
curl -H "Accept: text/markdown" https://akshay-dev-topaz.vercel.app/
The same profile, served for machines: plain text, structured JSON and a live MCP server. Every panel on this side is a real request to this origin, so what you see is exactly what an agent gets.
/llms.txtIndex of everything on this side, for LLMs. text/plain
/profile.mdThe full profile as markdown. text/markdown
/profile.jsonStructured profile, plus the career hash chain. application/json
/ + Accept: text/markdownContent negotiation: the homepage answers in markdown when asked. text/markdown
/mcpStateless MCP server. Six read-only tools, two resources, no auth. MCP · Streamable HTTP
connecting to /mcp…
Pick a tool and call it. The request and response show up here.
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http akshay-dev-h https://akshay-dev-topaz.vercel.app/mcp
Any MCP client
{
"mcpServers": {
"akshay-dev-h": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://akshay-dev-topaz.vercel.app/mcp"
}
}
}Then ask it something like “Has Akshay worked with ERC-8004?” or “How do I reach him?”