AI consulting
Works with companies to enable AI-based solutions for different use cases, including RAG systems, ChatGPT apps, MCP workflows, and team adoption programs.
Profile
AI consultant, coach, and technology advisor helping teams adopt AI through practical workflows, safe review gates, and measured pilots.
Profile
AI Consultant & Coach / Tech Advisor
Technology and product leader with 20+ years of experience building scalable products, growing engineering teams, and driving AI adoption across real estate, media, e-commerce, SaaS, healthcare, telecom, and mobile.
Background
Aditya Chaturvedi is an AI consultant, coach, and technology advisor with over two decades of hands-on product and engineering experience. He has built and scaled teams across India and the US, led consumer and B2B products, and advised founders on how to adopt AI without disrupting the operations that already work.
His work today centers on practical AI adoption: selecting use cases, choosing tools, designing RAG and agentic workflows, introducing coding agents safely, and training teams to review AI output before it reaches customers. He has run AI adoption programs for marketing, customer care, product, and engineering teams, and he regularly writes about what actually works in production.
Before focusing on AI advisory, Aditya held engineering leadership roles at Flyhomes, Times Internet, and Clovia Lingerie, and he co-founded and scaled technology teams from early stage to larger delivery groups. This operating background shapes his advice: AI recommendations must fit real teams, real budgets, and real review processes.
AI focus
Works with companies to enable AI-based solutions for different use cases, including RAG systems, ChatGPT apps, MCP workflows, and team adoption programs.
Leads product and engineering teams across India and the US, with experience scaling distributed teams, internal tooling, and customer acquisition systems.
Builds growth-oriented systems across real estate, digital media, e-commerce, and SaaS, with a strong focus on measurable acquisition and operational outcomes.
Why this site exists
This resource hub is structured around what works in AI adoption: choosing use cases, selecting tools, designing workflows, training teams, and adding review gates before automation reaches production systems.
AI adoption audits
Team AI workshops
AI engineering workflows
RAG, MCP, and agent advisory
Work with AdityaServices
A two-week review of your current workflows, data boundaries, and team readiness. You receive a prioritized list of high-value AI opportunities, risk notes, and a 90-day roadmap.
Half-day or full-day sessions for product, engineering, marketing, sales, or support teams. Covers prompt design, tool selection, review gates, and hands-on practice with real tasks.
Ongoing support for RAG pipelines, MCP integrations, coding-agent rollouts, and internal AI tooling. Includes architecture review, vendor evaluation, and rollout planning.
Introduce coding agents with clear test discipline, review workflows, and guardrails. Designed for engineering teams that want speed without sacrificing code quality.
Experience
Multiple Companies
Flyhomes
Times Internet
Clovia Lingerie
Mountain Apollo India, hCentive, 3CLogic, GlobalLogic
Approach
Start with the job, not the tool. Define inputs, outputs, review points, and where judgment is required.
Choose one repeatable task, run it for two weeks, and measure time saved and quality before scaling.
Every AI output that reaches a customer, colleague, or code review gets a human checkpoint.
Turn what works into templates, prompts, and playbooks so the team can repeat it without heroics.
Top guides
A practical checklist for rolling out AI across a team without losing control of quality, data, or budget.
Read checklistHow to adopt coding agents with tests, review discipline, and rollout rules that protect code quality.
Read guideA beginner-friendly explanation of retrieval-augmented generation and when to use it.
Learn RAGTemplates, prompts, and a quick-start framework for founders and operators getting started with AI.
Get the kitExplore
Anonymous examples of AI workflows in action across roles and teams.
Read case studiesBrowse past and planned issues covering practical AI workflows and tool notes.
View archiveMission, editorial standards, methodology, and affiliate disclosure.
Read aboutSkills
HBTI Kanpur
B.Tech., Mechanical Engineering, 1997 - 2001
Sunstone Business School
PGPM, Business Administration and Management, 2011 - 2012
I work with early-stage startups, growth-stage companies, and established teams that want practical AI adoption. Common engagements are with founders, product leaders, engineering managers, and GTM teams.
Both. A one-time AI adoption audit is a good starting point. Ongoing advisory works well for teams implementing RAG, agents, or coding-agent rollouts that need regular architecture and review support.
Yes. Workshops are designed around the team's actual workflows, tools, and skill level. Marketing teams get different exercises than engineering teams, and every session includes hands-on practice.
I recommend human review gates for any AI output that reaches customers, colleagues, or production code. Every workflow should have a fallback step and a clear owner responsible for final quality.
Email adityachaturvedidev@gmail.com or use the contact page. The first call is usually a free 20-minute discovery session to map your goals and see if there is a fit.
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