Dmitry Kaznacheev

Easy is an AI agent platform. I own the technical side of it, and the part that took the most work is what the product runs on: a control plane that provisions and reconciles a dedicated instance for every customer across multiple Kubernetes clusters. Lifecycle operations, ingress, backup and restore, with a cluster-side agent driving Helm releases.

Tenants are created and changed on the fly, so the desired state is computed at runtime rather than declared in a repo. Off-the-shelf GitOps tooling does not fit that shape, so I built the provisioning layer myself.

Billing sits in the same loop: plan-driven resource limits, and provider webhooks reconciled against the state the clusters are actually in.

I designed and run the engineering process we use ourselves, where AI agents author and review the code and I own review and release. That means documented architecture decisions, a catalogue of pitfalls the agents keep rediscovering, automated review and test gates, and a human deciding what actually ships.

It is not a demo. It is how our production code gets written, and it is the part of the work I find most interesting right now: making the process good enough that speed stops costing quality.

At Generation One we are building Local One, a food delivery platform the restaurants themselves own through local co-ops rather than renting from a middleman. Mobile apps for customers, couriers and restaurants, an event-driven backend and real-time tracking.

Along the way I published G1.Stripe.Maui, an open-source Stripe PaymentSheet binding for .NET MAUI on iOS and Android, because the existing ones were abandoned.

Ten years across backend, frontend and mobile before the platform work: C#/.NET, TypeScript, Go. I pick the stack the problem needs, not the one I know best — which is usually why I end up on the unfamiliar side of a problem and ship anyway.

I started writing C++ at fourteen and never really stopped. Development is still the thing I do for fun.

I train regularly, which is most of what keeps me sharp, and ride a motorcycle when the weather allows. The rest of the time I program with a cat on the desk, which he considers his contribution.

I am open to fractional CTO work, retainers and defined projects. The fastest way to reach me is hi@kaznacheev.tech.