Cha Labs · Cha Khan

01About

I’m an AI-native engineer. I build startups.

I build real products with AI agents, on the newest models, every day. Agents write the code, a different model checks it, and I set the direction and approve what ships. I help teams work the same way.

AI-native engineer
Startup builder
AI practitioner
Speaker

02Work

What I’m building.

Building now

I’m building Feedwrk as part of its team: connect a Shopify store and every product goes out to each sales channel, checked and fixed on the way. feedwrk.com ↗

Improving your product feed

Products in

Shopify
Product lists
Supplier XML

Enrich
Translate
Localize
New markets

Feeds out

Shopify
Google
Meta
Pinterest
TikTok

What’s That?

iOS app · Live Jan to Apr 2026

Point your camera at something and hear an audio guide about it. Built alone with AI, my first Swift app. App Store ↗

Monitoring and control for indoor farms and greenhouses. I do part-time engineering for it: CRM, deployments and telemetry.

buddaban.tech ↗

03Tools

The tools I use every day.

In the order a piece of work goes: talk to your agent, agree on what to build, build it, check it, ship it. Click any tool for a demo and its install line.

Talk to your agent
Wispr Flow Enkeon
Agree on what to build
Grill Me How to be more ambitious HTML, not Markdown
Build it right
pstack HTML, not Markdown
Make it look good
taste-skill Impeccable diagram-design Anatomy
See the work
HTML, not Markdown ELI5Start here Lavish i-have-adhd AXI agent-browser
Ship it safely
no-mistakes
Run many agents
firstmate T3 Code herdr

What I find most useful

Voice to textI talk to my agent instead of typing. I say it messy and the agent sorts it out. It is faster, and I give much more context.

HTML, not MarkdownI ask for HTML pages instead of walls of text. I can see a plan, a diagram or a review at a glance, and click through it.

Or hand it to your agentIt installs ELI5, looks at the work you do, and makes you an ELI5 page on the tools that fit it.

Read resources.md. Install ELI5 from it right away. Then look at how I have been working and the work I have been doing, and pick the resources that would be most useful and relevant to me. Use /eli5 to make one ELI5 page that walks me through them: what each one does for me, why it fits my work, and the first thing to try. Ask before you install anything else.

Open AI Resources

04Content