Founder · Builder · Investor · Educator

Build faster.
Learn by doing.
Stay curious.

I'm Ramesh Nuti. Founder, investor, builder, and lifelong student of technology. I share what I'm learning about AI, help founders turn ideas into evidence faster, and back a few of them along the way.

Every Saturday: one AI playbook for founders who don't code. One system, one thing you can use that day.

Free, on Substack. Explore what I'm building or read about me.

Ramesh Nuti teaching a room of founders

Hi, I'm Ramesh Nuti.

Founder · Investor · Builder

I've spent more than two decades building technology companies, investing in startups, and working alongside founders. I run ActionEDI, a supply-chain integration company, invest through Svyam Ventures, and direct the Frisco chapter of Startup Grind.

AI has changed how quickly an idea can be tested and how quickly software can be built. I'm exploring that change the only way I know how: by building things, teaching founders what works, and writing down the parts that did not.

The thread through all of it is distance. How much of it can we remove between an idea and knowing whether it works?

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Vibe Coding OS

That idea you keep coming back to? What if you could build it?

Building software used to take a team, a budget, and months of your life. That assumption is quietly breaking — and most people haven't noticed yet.

Vibe Coding OS is about what happens next: how to choose the right problem, build with AI, and find out what your idea can actually become. Drawn from two decades of building companies, 75+ AI experiments, and hundreds of founder conversations.

Written for people who don't write code — and useful to plenty who do.

The central question

How much distance can we remove between an idea and knowing whether it works?

Join the waitlist

The first 50 people on the waitlist get an advance copy before launch day.

Four ways in

Most of what I do falls into one of these. Start wherever it's useful.

01

Build

Tools, experiments, the Lab, and workshops. Things I have actually shipped, with the useful parts left visible.

02

Learn

Vibe Coding OS, articles, courses, and the frameworks I use. What I am figuring out, written down while it is still useful.

03

Connect

Startup Grind Frisco, the builder community, events, workshops, and the founder conversations that happen around both.

04

Partner

I make a small number of early-stage investments through Svyam Ventures, and enjoy helping thoughtful founders when there is a genuine fit.

Where founders find each other

Two communities I spend time in, online and in person.

Vibe coding chat

WhatsApp community

A working chat with builders and founders. Prompts, debugging, half-finished ideas, and the occasional thing that actually worked.

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Local chapter

Startup Grind Frisco

I've run the Frisco chapter for seven years. In-person workshops, panels, and founder meetups, most months.

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