Fahad Malik is an engineer working on autonomous AI systems and automation infrastructure — software that discovers opportunities, makes decisions and executes them without waiting on a human in the loop.
A simulated engineering workspace, styled after the real loop these systems run on: observe, reason, execute, learn.
Each one is treated as a system: a real problem, an architecture, an execution loop, and an honest status.
An opportunity-intelligence and revenue-execution OS. It finds market problems, scores opportunities, qualifies leads and prepares actions, then waits for a human approval before anything goes out.
Runs inside SPIDER. Discovers local-business prospects on Instagram, audits their profile, drafts personalised messages, handles replies and learns which approach wins.
A public form that turns a visitor into a CRM lead and generates a free website and presence check for the owner. The same pipeline now powers the contact form on this site.
A managed tutor marketplace for Classes 6–12 in Mumbai, Kanpur and New Delhi. Students post a requirement, verified teachers are matched personally, a demo is booked and payment is collected, with pricing hidden between the two sides.
Agents that plan, script, voice and publish educational video for a client's channel, with the client and the owner approving every video. First live channel: Law with Sana, a Hindi law-explainer channel for LLB students, with a cloned voice (with the creator's written consent), cartoon animation and AI-use disclosure on every video.
Short vertical video ads made with AI video models and a Hindi/English voiceover, written to be honest (no made-up customer claims) and labelled as AI-generated. Ads so far: Spider OS (15 s, 27 Oct 2026), a dental-clinic sample and a doctor-token-system ad (30 Oct 2026), with separate voices for patient, receptionist, doctor and narrator.
A token system for clinics: patients scan the clinic's QR, get a token on their phone and see how many are ahead. WhatsApp alerts say when the doctor has arrived and when the turn is near, the doctor taps "Call next", and a waiting-room screen shows the number. Sample data only in the demo.
The shared layer that lets separate systems see each other without sharing databases: events, metrics, directives and a read-only feed from the marketplace.
The common pattern behind every system above.
The tools that actually show up across these systems, not a generic skills list.
Experiments are where ideas turn into systems.
Automated scoring of a business's existing website — speed, structure, conversion gaps — to prioritise outreach.
Agent workflows that research, reason, execute and report back, with a human checkpoint where it matters.
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I don't build interfaces. I build systems that keep working after I stop watching them.
I'm Fahad Malik, based in India, working at the intersection of AI, automation and product engineering — mostly in Python, FastAPI and whatever LLM API fits the job.
Most of what I build follows the same loop: discover a real opportunity or problem, decide what's worth acting on, execute it with as little manual work as possible, and feed the outcome back in. SPIDER OS, its social and lead engines and PadhaiMatch are all the same pattern applied to different problems.
I'd rather ship a system that runs on its own than a demo that only works when I'm driving it.
Tell me what you want built. Your message goes straight into my SPIDER OS pipeline and I reply personally.