YC Spring 2026 (P26) founder

Arihan Varanasi

Founder of Wato, The control point for AI agents at work.

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Arihan Varanasi is listed as a founder of Wato. Wato gives AI agents shared memory, reusable workflows, connected tools, and living artifacts so work compounds across a team instead of disappearing into chat threads. Teams use Wato to give every agent access to trusted company context and turn useful runs into knowledge the next agent can build on.

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    Composer 2.5 + Cursor Design mode has changed my life. Upgraded to an Ultra plan just because of this

    Composer 2.5 + Cursor Design mode has changed my life. Upgraded to an Ultra plan just because of this

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    In 2026, "engineers" are just product managers

    In 2026, "engineers" are just product managers

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    Codex at $200/month is selling you $2k of inference. The labs are eating heavy losses on power users. That shows just how valuable owning...

    Codex at $200/month is selling you $2k of inference. The labs are eating heavy losses on power users. That shows just how valuable owning the developer relationship is

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    So intelligence is not "too cheap to meter"

    So intelligence is not "too cheap to meter"

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    If the code is written by AI, and the reviewer is AI, and the one who catches bugs in production is also AI, what exactly is a human engi...

    If the code is written by AI, and the reviewer is AI, and the one who catches bugs in production is also AI, what exactly is a human engineer doing?

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    The hardest worker I know

    The hardest worker I know

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    Code is cheap, taste is priceless

    Code is cheap, taste is priceless

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    What's the Pareto frontier of human cognition on the curve of speed of output / depth of understanding? AI pushes us hard along the speed...

    What's the Pareto frontier of human cognition on the curve of speed of output / depth of understanding? AI pushes us hard along the speed axis, but we're outsourcing the critical thinking that got us here. How soon before human intelligence atrophies?