Three production-grade AI products I conceived, wrote the PRDs for, designed, and directed to build — AI-assisted, validated as working prototypes. Each follows the same arc: real customer problem → sharp product thinking → shipped software → measurable design targets.
A self-hostable AI voice agent that answers inbound support and runs outbound sales calls in 12 Indian languages — built to help a leading B2B healthcare marketplace scale customer conversations without adding headcount.
Human-only calling couldn't scale: leads went cold before a rep called back, repetitive support queries tied up agents, after-hours and multilingual demand went unanswered, and manual dialing risked TRAI/DLT compliance breaches.
Engineered around sub-2-minute speed-to-call, a ≥70% connect rate, 100% of calls auto-QA'd, and ~₹5–6 per 3-minute call — validated end-to-end on seeded data.
Prototype built and verified on seeded/mock data; metrics are design targets, not live production results. Employer specifics anonymised.
A CRM built on one belief: a CRM shouldn't just store data — it should drive sales behaviour. Designed to turn fragmented, slow, freestyle selling into a disciplined, system-enforced engine.
Customer data lived across spreadsheets, WhatsApp, email and a static CRM. Leads were contacted after 24–78 hours, assigned randomly, and repeat buyers lost their owner — killing continuity and repeat revenue.
Targets lead-response time cut from 24–78 hours to 30–60 minutes, 95% ownership continuity for repeat buyers, 5+ tools consolidated into one, and AI call-prep in under 60 seconds.
Detailed 15-week PRD authored end-to-end; built as a working prototype. Metrics are design targets. Employer specifics anonymised.
Real-time call guidance and automated quality analysis, built India-first — every conversation guided while it happens, and understood after. A category proven abroad (Balto, Cresta), reimagined for Hinglish, WhatsApp, and CRM-native context.
Recorded calls were almost never reviewed — only a random 2–3% sampled. Coaching was anecdotal, compliance unmeasured, and a new multilingual export motion was launching with zero conversation tooling.
Moves QA coverage from ~2–3% sampled to 100% scored, auto-writes CRM summaries, and cuts after-call work — backed by a full 16-slide pitch deck, a 15-requirement PRD, and a 3-tier pricing model.
Full working prototype on a simulated Hinglish call corpus; metrics are design targets. Positioned against Balto/Cresta as market context, built as an original codebase.
I'm happy to walk through the PRDs, architecture decisions, and trade-offs — and how a decade of customer conversations shaped each one.
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