4 years of DevRel in Web3 and AI. I help protocols get adopted and developers get unstuck.
Organized India's first-ever Cairo bootcamp, reaching 4,800+ developers across 11 events nationwide.
Cut onboarding time by 40% and grew ecosystem adoption 30% mostly by rewriting docs and running hands-on workshops instead of sending people to read whitepapers.
Ran $21K in developer grants. Picked projects, tracked them, and pushed for the ones that actually moved the needle.
Took AggLayer to ETH India and ETH Global Bangkok. A lot of good conversations about what cross-chain really solves (and what it doesn't).
Built Dabl Learn, a learning platform covering Polygon, AggLayer, and a few adjacent protocols.
Ran DevRel across Polygon and partners: writing, events, showing up at hackathons, the whole thing.
When I'm not doing DevRel, I build. Mostly to understand what I'm supposed to be explaining.
AI agent that crawls documentation and flags gaps between what docs say and what the API actually does.
Scans DeFi protocols with AI agents and surfaces what's actually moving. Open source.
Give it logs or test results. It finds the failure patterns you keep running into.
Wordle where every guess gets ZK-proof verified on Midnight. Written in Compact.
ZK credential verifier. Prove things about yourself without handing over the actual data.
On-chain chess engine with match history and wagering on Aptos, written in Move.
Web3 taught me most of what I know. I try to do the same for whoever's coming up behind me.
Short videos on Cairo, ZK tooling, and builders worth knowing about. Most are under 5 minutes.
I write about what I'm figuring out: Cairo, ZK, AI agents, the DevRel work. Notes for myself that turned into posts.
Read on Hashnode ↗Looking for DevRel roles in AI or Web3.
reetbatra25@gmail.com