author
parsa khazaeepoul
Co-Founder, Dcouple
I build Pane, the open-source agent manager. I use it every day to run multiple AI coding agents in parallel across Windows, WSL, macOS, and Linux. Most of Pane itself was built with Pane.
I won first place at the OpenAI Codex invite-only hackathon in Bellevue, Washington ($25,000 in OpenAI credit). I also won 1st in the YC track at the Gemini x Pipecat Hackathon at YC, and judged the Global AI Hackathon in Seattle for AI2.
At Georgia Tech, I co-founded Turing Minds, a speaker series that hosted 17 Turing Award and Nobel Prize winners across 105 countries. It was covered by Georgia Tech and the Atlanta Jewish Times. I built and scaled the platform that reached 4,000+ students and faculty worldwide.
Before Pane, I was employee #1 at two AI startups. I led developer relations at Moondream AI (8k+ GitHub stars), where I built open-source demos, developer tools, and community infrastructure. Before that, I was employee #1 at FASHN AI, a virtual try-on company. I also led business development at the AI2 Incubator in Seattle, supporting AI startup founders with customer discovery and go-to-market.
I graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Washington Information School and studied Computer Science at Georgia Tech.
I write about AI agent workflows, developer tools, and the things I learn building Pane. If you want to talk, I'm on Discord and X.
posts
How to Build a CLI Agents Will Actually Use
2026-06-24
Building Pane Chat: One Conversation That Controls Everything
2026-06-20
Agent Loops Are Here: How to Set Up Your First Loop with Pane
2026-06-18
Pane Now Installs from npm, pnpm, and PyPI
2026-06-17
Remote Pane from Your Phone: Mobile Agent Control
2026-06-10
Every Agent Manager Is macOS Only. We Fixed That.
2026-06-03
What's the Business Equivalent of a Codebase?
2026-05-27
Your Laptop Is a Window, Not the Engine
2026-05-18
Which AI Coding Tools Still Use Your Claude Subscription After June 15, 2026
2026-05-13
How We Use Claude Code at Dcouple
2026-05-07
Voice Went Mainstream. We've Been Talking to Our Agents for Six Months.
2026-04-18
Before Your First /discussion: The Repository Setup That Makes Everything Else Work
2026-04-16
Same Chef, Six Hats: What a Viral Agent Post Gets Right and Wrong
2026-04-09
A Turing Award Winner Just Described Our Exact Workflow
2026-04-06
The Cobbler's Children Have No Shoes
2026-03-31
They Gated the Fix. We Open-Sourced the Whole Harness.
2026-03-31
Building a Software Factory: 3 Commands, Custom Agents, and the Harness That Runs It
2026-03-29
Two Founders, 300k Lines, Zero Engineers: Our AI-Native Development Workflow
2026-03-06