Mukesh Bansal hasn't written code in 20 years. In the last 60 days, he built two fully functional websites, an iOS app integrating four frontier AI models, and a working health tracker — live, on camera, in under an hour.

This isn't your usual conversation about AI. It's a live demonstration of what's possible right now.

In this solo episode of SparX, Mukesh shares his unfiltered journey from non-technical founder to hands-on builder — and why he believes the distinction between "tech" and "non-tech" has permanently ceased to exist. He walks through everything he's built using Claude Code, what it took to get there, and why he's now telling every senior leader he knows: stop managing, start building.

He also brings in four live AI agents — Claude Opus, GPT, Gemini, and Grok — who join the conversation, debate each other, and answer questions in real time. The results are as revealing as they are entertaining.

What you'll see built live in this episode:

• A fully playable Snake game — in under 2 minutes

• A health tracker that logs fitness, runs guided meditation, and analyses your meal from a photo — all built in under 60 minutes, while recording this podcast

What you'll take away:

• Why the barrier between technical and non-technical founders has collapsed

• How to think about "terminal roadmaps" — and why resource constraints are no longer an excuse

• What this means for India's 6 million IT services employees and the $300B industry they power

• Why senior managers who refuse to become hands-on builders will be left behind

• The one skill that matters more than ever: systems-level thinking

• Why distribution — not code — is now the only real moat

"I can build a better version of Myntra in a few weeks. The reason you can't replace Myntra isn't the code. It's the supply chain, the relationships, the distribution."

Host: Mukesh Bansal — Founder Myntra, Founder Cult.fit, Partner Meraki Labs

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