Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Mukesh Bishnoi — his current role, work history, technologies, open source contributions, projects and how to get in touch.

Who is Mukesh Bishnoi?

Mukesh Bishnoi is a Founding Engineer based in Pune, India. He is a Frontend Engineer specialising in React.js, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js and AWS. Founding Engineer at Foosh AI, building a scalable AI workflow platform. Previously Software Engineer at Unolo and Step Security, and open source developer at Coasts.dev (YC '25), Nightwatch.js and Empirical.

What does Mukesh Bishnoi do now?

He is Founding Engineer at Foosh AI (April 2025 – Present). Building end-to-end AI-powered products as the founding engineer. Architecting full-stack solutions using Next.js and TypeScript, integrating LLM agents and AI pipelines to solve complex business problems from ideation to production.

Where has Mukesh Bishnoi worked?

Founding Engineer at Foosh AI (April 2025 – Present), Software Engineer at Unolo (Nov 2023 – April 2025) and Software Engineer at Step Security (August 2023 – Nov 2023).

What technologies does Mukesh Bishnoi specialise in?

Frontend — React.js, Next.js, TypeScript, JavaScript, React Flow, React Query, Redux Toolkit, Zustand, Redux, Material UI, Tailwind CSS, Styled-Components, SCSS, SASS, Bootstrap, HTML5, CSS3. Backend — Node.js, Express.js, Python, FastAPI, MongoDB, RESTful APIs, C++. DevOps & Tools — AWS, AWS Lambda, AWS Step Functions, AWS DynamoDB, Vercel, Railway, Heroku, Git, GitHub, Performance Optimization, Agile Methodologies, Figma, VS Code, Chrome Web Store.

What open source has Mukesh Bishnoi contributed to?

coasts.dev (Coasts (YC'25)) in March 2026, Nightwatch.js (BrowserStack) in April 2024, Empirical-Run CLI (Empirical) in May 2023 and Stakwork & Sphinx (Stakwork) in Dec 2023. Refactored core modules of coasts.dev (YC'25), reducing code complexity by breaking monolithic logic into small, reusable, and independently testable functions, improving codebase maintainability and test coverage. Contributed features to Nightwatch.js, an open-source test automation framework. Enhanced the Empirical-Run CLI, streamlining configuration and setup for AI prompt testing workflows and reducing setup time by 30%. Resolved 3 critical bugs in the LeetCode Helper Chrome Extension, improving stability for 20,000+ users and increasing user satisfaction by 25%.

What projects has Mukesh Bishnoi built?

Video Editor AI (2025), Browser Bridge MCP (2025), PR Analyser (2024) and Extension Creator CLI (2024). Video Editor AI: AI-powered video background replacement pipeline using Meta's SAM 2 model. Automatically segments subjects and replaces backgrounds in real-time video streams. Browser Bridge MCP: MCP server that bridges Claude Code with browser DevTools for real-time debugging. Enables AI-assisted development by connecting Claude directly to your browser. PR Analyser: Automated pull request analysis tool that reviews code changes, identifies potential issues, and provides actionable feedback for better code quality. Extension Creator CLI: CLI tool to scaffold and generate browser extensions quickly. Streamlines the development workflow for building Chrome and Firefox extensions.

Where did Mukesh Bishnoi study?

Army Institute of Technology (AIT), Pune, India, Oct 2020 – Jul 2024.

How can I contact Mukesh Bishnoi?

By email at mukeshb.work@gmail.com. He is also on GitHub at https://github.com/mukeshblackhat, LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/mukesh-bishnoi/ and X at https://x.com/01Mukesh29.

Where is Mukesh Bishnoi based?

Pune, India. His recent roles have been remote.