sabbir.khan

How I work

AI velocity.
Engineering discipline.

I’m an AI-first developer. Coding agents write a large share of my first drafts, connected through MCP to the tools where real work lives. That’s the velocity. The discipline is what happens next: every architectural decision, every library choice, and every line that ships goes through twelve years of production judgment. Mine.

Agents

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Gemini CLI
  • Cursor

Connected to

  • Jira
  • Figma
  • GitHub
  • Firebase

The difference

Not a vibe coder. An engineer with a faster pen.

Vibe coding

  • Accepts whatever the model outputs and moves on.
  • Lets the AI pick libraries and patterns on the fly.
  • Prompt, paste, pray. Architecture emerges by accident.
  • Can’t explain the code when review gets hard.

How I work

  • Reviews, corrects and re-architects the output with 12+ years of production judgment.
  • I decide the stack and steer agents toward the right library — choices that stay future-proof, with fewer bugs and less repair work later.
  • Architecture comes first. Agents implement to my spec — module boundaries, interfaces and state management are decided before generation starts.
  • I own every line that ships — and can defend any of them in a code review.

The pipeline

Four steps, one owner.

01

Decide

Architecture, tech stack, module boundaries, interfaces. The decisions that make or break a codebase are made by me, before any code is generated.

02

Delegate

Coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini — implement to spec, connected through MCP to the real tools: Jira tickets, Figma designs, GitHub, Firebase.

03

Review

Line-by-line. I track what the agents used, correct wrong turns, and re-architect where needed. AI accelerates; it doesn’t get a vote.

04

Ship

Tests, CI/CD, store release, production monitoring. The same delivery discipline I’ve applied for 12 years — just reached a lot faster.

This isn’t theory. V-Assist — a production drone app — used AI tooling across its full development lifecycle. At Avetics I embedded Claude Code, Gemini CLI and Cursor into a 6-person team’s daily workflow. Football Predictor 2026 and Study Quran were shipped solo, at a pace that surprised everyone except the workflow. The results are on the projects page.

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