Hi, I'm Sachin.
I'm a program manager. I take messy, people-heavy ideas and turn them into [[programs]] that ship, [[communities]] that run themselves, and the [[systems]] that hold them together. Lately I teach [[AI agents]] the repetitive parts, and write down what I [[learn]].
- ROLE
- Program Manager, μLearn
- NEXT
- Independent: programs for startups, NGOs and edtech teams
- METHOD
- Charter → align people → ship v1 → run the cadence
- BASED
- Kerala, India. Building for everywhere
Linked from · 2learning-circles.md: “a format small enough to copy without me in the room”retro-2026-q3.md: “fix the data before automating it”
What I'm building.
● Shipped3
◐ Building2
○ Next2
Your program here.Bring the mess. I'll set the goal, align the people and ship v1.Start a request →Give me the mess.
Pick one. Every build leaves a template behind, so the next person doesn’t start from zero.
Systems
The rails a thing runs on. Built once, used by everyone.- Inputs
- Rules
- Owners
- Feedback loop
TOOLSLinearNotionObsidianGitHub
DONE ATμLearn
My toolbox.
Open source where I can. Whatever gets the team moving where I can’t. Here’s what I used, and for which build.
LinearPLANWhere every program becomes issues, cycles and owners.
NotionDOCSPlaybooks, templates and the org handbook.
SlackTALKFast loops with partners and teams.
ZulipOPEN SOURCEThreaded, async community conversations.
ObsidianTHINKMy second brain. Everything links to everything.
Hermes AgentAIAn agent that does the boring parts for me.
LangChainAIWiring LLMs into real workflows.
GitHubBUILDWhere the experiments live.
Things I believe.
- If it lives in one head, it isn’t a system.
- Ship v1. Then make it good.
- Write it down so I can leave.
- Learn anything. Fast.
Off the clock.
The stuff that doesn’t fit on a CV but explains most of it.
01
∞Cups of chai per sprint. Rough estimate.
02
1 / moNew thing I teach myself, just to see how it works.
03
47Browser tabs open. Each one a future project.
04
KeralaHome base. Building from here, for everywhere.
05
2,000+Obsidian notes. Everything links to everything.
06
YesAnswer to “can you figure this out?”, usually before I know how.
Sign the wall.
Leave your mark before you go. Keep it nice, no cap.
Bring the mess.
A program, a team, an org, a pipeline, or just a weird idea. For startups, NGOs and edtech teams with something that matters and no one to run it.
- A 30-minute callYou describe the problem. I ask who decides.
- A one-page charterObjective, scope, owners, risks. Signed off.
- A shipped v1Running on a cadence your team can keep.