Co-founded PLVI Studios and translated business needs into shipped digital products.
Prathamesh PatilProduct Designer · AI-native builder
AN INTERACTIVE APPLICATION · PRODUCT DESIGNER, CODEX
I could tell you I’m an AI-native designer. I’d rather show you.
This is a role-specific product story built by Prathamesh Patil with Codex, grounded in real projects and designed to take about two minutes.
01 How I work with Codex
02 What I have designed and shipped
03 Why that maps to this role
01 · WHY THIS EXISTS
A résumé can tell you I work with Codex. This experience lets you see how.
I wanted the application itself to demonstrate the behavior I care about: turning context into a clear product story, making evidence inspectable, and using working software to communicate an idea.
02 · WHO I AM
IT engineer turned product designer and AI-native builder.
For eight years, I have translated complex systems into products people can understand and use. Now I can also build the interaction far enough to learn from it.
03 · WHY CODEX
Codex is changing who gets to build software. It is already changing how I design.
I use it to collapse the distance between an interaction idea and something people can actually experience, challenge, and improve.
Turn ambiguity into testable product decisions.
Move from interaction model to working software.
Truth, scope, safety, and product quality stay owned.
04 · HOW I WORK WITH CODEX
Context is durable.
Judgment stays human.
My knowledge system carries verified project context into the build. Codex helps inspect, prototype, test, and debug. I own the product decisions and what becomes durable.
Projects · decisions · evidence
VERIFIED SOURCESInspect · build · test · debug
ACTIVE BUILD LOOPTruth · boundaries · decisions
HUMAN CONTROLSanitized system view. No private context is exposed.
05 · THE FLAGSHIP BUILD
Deskémon gives the Codex pet a body, context, and a reason to ask first.
A phone becomes the physical face of the same companion at your desk. It notices a real-world commitment, checks digital context, and asks before taking action.
“I’ll send the revised prototype by three.”
A meaningful commitment is detected.
06 · THE DESIGN PROBLEM BENEATH THE DEMO
For an agent, trust is not a disclaimer. It is the interaction model.
Hear
Capture one bounded moment without keeping an endless ambient recording.
07 · SELECTED BUILDS FOR CODEX
Four products.
Four signals for this role.
I selected these because together they show agentic interaction design, privacy, evaluation, human control, and the ability to turn an AI concept into working software.
Deskémon
Same companion. Same context. New senses.
Conversation becomes context; context becomes a proposal; action waits for permission.
08 · PROFESSIONAL RANGE
The builds are recent.
The judgment behind them is not.
My background spans engineering, product design, research, accessibility, design systems, team leadership, and client delivery.
Built systems and led multidisciplinary delivery across enterprise products.
Microsoft, FINRA, Deloitte, AI research, accessibility, and strategic design.
Independent prototypes that join product craft with working code.
09 · WHY THIS MAPS TO CODEX
The role asks for a rare combination. That combination is my throughline.
Every requirement connects to evidence already shown in this experience.
IT engineering · Hukum · Deskémon · Synthesia
Microsoft sprint · independent AI products
Agent states · permissions · evaluation · recovery
SCAD Ask · FINRA · teacher-shaped Mind Gym
Team leadership · executive narratives · this deck
10 · EXPLORE THE WORK
Choose the signal you want to inspect.
Seven recruiter questions. Seven concise, source-grounded answers. Curated from verified project material, not generated live.
“Why is Prathamesh a strong fit for Codex?”
He designs the moment an AI system becomes understandable enough to trust, then builds far enough to test whether it actually works.
THANK YOU FOR THE TWO MINUTES
What would we build together?
I want to help make the magic of Codex understandable, trustworthy, and available to anyone with an idea, including people who do not already know how to build software.