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Hrushiekesh Reddy Kanjula

// Manufacturing Engineer · Software Architect · Photographer

Turning industrial
complexity into
streamlined intelligence.

I build agentic systems that make manufacturing data actually useful and write about it every week. I also made a game set inside a PCB, because why not.

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// from the blog

Writing that earns the click

EngineeringJun 2, 2026

Stop Applying Tape: RCCA in Agentic Debugging

AI agents are good at finding something that works. They are terrible at finding out why something broke. That is a discipline problem — and manufacturing solved it sixty years ago.

4 min read

EssayMay 26, 2026

The Hidden Tax on Your AI: Context Windows, Skills, and the Cost of Attention

Every skill you load, every message you send, every document you attach quietly eats into the same fixed budget. Here's what happens when that budget runs out — and how to spend it wisely.

7 min read

EngineeringMay 25, 2026

Running Multiple AI Agents in Parallel Without Destroying Your Codebase

Two AI agents writing to the same file simultaneously is a data corruption event. Here is the file-locking orchestration layer that makes parallel AI development safe and fast.

7 min read

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// arcade · built for this portfolio

I built a game. BIT.RUNNER.

You are a signal packet navigating copper traces on a live PCB board. Collect every solder joint to clear the board — but four rogue AI agents are hunting you, each level smarter than the last. It's Pac-Man if Pac-Man cared about manufacturing.

// enemy roster

LVL 01CRAWLERBasic chase AI
LVL 02PHASERPhases through walls
LVL 03SPLITTERFlanks from the side
LVL 04SWARMERCoordinated swarm
Hrushiekesh Reddy Kanjula — professional portrait

// about

Manufacturing Engineer.
Software Architect.
Photographer.

Electrical Engineering from SUNY Buffalo (2023) and an M.S. in IT Management from Belhaven University (2025). I specialize in the intersection of hardware precision and intelligent software, building agentic systems for the shop floor and writing about what I learn every week.

When I'm not automating something, I'm usually behind a camera capturing stories through a cinematic lens.

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