AI is changing how work gets done. Mytrya helps you come through it stronger.

I’m Suraj Malla. I help businesses bring AI into their work in a way that lasts, and I build and run the systems that make it happen. Right now that mostly means AI employees. Mytrya Intelligence is the name I work under.

The largest system I run is an AI support employee for a software company. It takes a case from the first message to closed, hands off to a person when it should, and learns from the replies the team actually sends. Around it sit a morning summary of the support desk for the company’s leadership and two smaller internal tools. All of it is under Work, with the client unnamed.

Outside engineering I’m a musician and an actor. I play guitar and sarangi, I sing, and I’ve performed in professional theatre productions. More recently I’ve taken up golf. I’d call myself a golfer; the ball hasn’t fully agreed yet. None of it came naturally at first; each one was learned from scratch, by practising until it held.

That habit of learning something new, and keeping at it, is the one I lean on most with AI. The tools change every few months, and the way through is the same one I’ve used all my life. It’s also how I work with clients: I help your team learn its way into the change instead of just handing over a system.

On my own time I build products people use. offScript is a rehearsal partner for actors. NEPSE Copilot is an investing assistant for the Nepal Stock Exchange that keeps score of its own ideas. Narrately reads your own books aloud. All three are live.

You work directly with the person who builds the system, runs it and answers when it breaks. There is no handoff. That costs capacity, so I take a small number of projects at a time.