These aren’t poster values. They’re how we decide what to build, who to bring on, and what “good” looks like on a Friday.
We optimize for what agents make possible that wasn’t before, new capability, not headcount math. Cost savings are a side effect we never lead with.
We build the infrastructure the industry depends on, not wrappers around APIs. Our engineers contribute to the open-source frameworks others build on.
You’re measured by what shipped and the value it created, not what was proposed, scoped, or slotted into a roadmap.
We don’t hand a client a tool and walk away. We embed, supervise, and own the outcome alongside them, and so will you.
Our office in Hyderabad, the team, and the demos that ship on Fridays.
Every role at KnackLabs sits on one of three teams. Different work, same standard: build things that ship and create real value.
Small teams (a product manager and implementation engineers) who sit with a client, map how the work actually runs, and ship working agents from a week-one prototype all the way to production. The most end-to-end seat we have.
Our core engineering team in Hyderabad. They build Gantry (our agent harness), domain agents, and automation systems: the infrastructure every Forward Deployed Team runs on, and the open-source frameworks the wider industry builds on.
Every non-engineering function that keeps the company running and the engineers shipping: people, finance, operations, design, and the work behind the work.
Don’t see your exact role? If you build things that ship, we want to hear from you, tell us what you’d build here.
Four steps, about two weeks end to end. You’ll always talk to the people you’d actually work with.
Send us your work and the kind of problem you want to own. We read every note, and reply from an engineer, not a queue.