Beny Dishon

Updated Oct 7, 2026

I was born in and still live in Chennai, India, and studied Computer Science Engineering at Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science.

I work remotely at Maxapp GmbH, a Swiss company, where I lead full-stack development on their products: DineEasy, a restaurant ordering platform, PayMatch, a Swiss QR-invoicing tool, and LiveDesk, remote support that starts as a chat. Before that I interned at Veryon, where I worked on Tracking+, a .NET aviation platform serving 100+ operators in 40+ countries.

Lately I've been moving toward AI engineering. On the side I build Lensdrop, photo delivery for photographers, which has delivered over 29,000 photos in 134 galleries since June. Claude Code is part of how I work every day. I use it to think ideas through and take them further, to build and to test, while the decisions and the review stay mine. Skills and loops take the repeat work.

I build web products end to end, mostly TypeScript and React on Next.js, and care as much about how they look as how they hold up underneath.

You can find me on , GitHub, LinkedIn, or reach me via email.

Buildhound

In development

Your own computer runs your CI, and your agent set it up.

The Buildhound mark and name on its orange

Buildhound turns the computers a team already owns, from a development laptop to a spare Mac mini or a Linux server, into clean, single-use GitHub Actions runners. A coding agent sets it up through a CLI and an MCP server. When a machine goes offline, new jobs route back to GitHub-hosted runners automatically. It is priced flat per machine, never per minute.

What I built

  • A CI cost audit that prices a repo's GitHub Actions spend from 30 days of runs and flags the waste
  • A GitHub App control plane that hands out single-use runners and fails over to GitHub-hosted ones
  • Fresh Linux VMs on Apple silicon, one per job, booting to a ready runner in about two seconds
  • An agent-first CLI and MCP server, so a coding agent can set up and run the machines
FieldValue
roleSolo. Design, code, infrastructure.
year2026
stack
  • Hono
  • Cloudflare Workers
  • Next.js
  • Supabase
  • Drizzle
  • Go
  • Swift
  • Dodo Payments

Commits

56 commits in the last year