Writing
Notes from inside the build.
Write-ups from the work itself: the architecture, the constraints that shaped it, and the calls we would make differently now. Three subjects, in depth, rather than a feed.
What we write about
FinTech & trading infrastructure
OMS/RMS, reconciliation, risk, execution
AI agents & automation
Agents, n8n workflows, RAG systems
MVPs & the engineering playbook
Scoping, architecture, stack decisions
Browse by subject.
About the writing
What the journal is for.
What it covers, who writes it, and how to follow along without checking back.
Three clusters, the same ones the studio builds in: FinTech and trading infrastructure — order and risk management, reconciliation, low-latency execution and the dashboards around them; AI-driven MVPs and automation — agents, n8n workflows and RAG systems; and engineering-playbook pieces, the scoping calls and architecture decisions behind shipped work. Posts are written to build on each other within a cluster rather than as one-off explainers.
The THWorks engineering team, led by founder Selvaraj Kalimuthu. A deep-dive is bylined to the engineer who wrote it when it is about their own shipped work, so a post about an execution system comes from the person who built it rather than from a marketing desk.
There is no fixed cadence, and we would rather not pretend to one. Posts go up when a piece of work has produced something worth writing down — a decision that took real thought, a mechanism worth explaining — and they are grouped into topic clusters instead of paced to a quota.
Both are on the roadmap — the content runs on Storyblok, which makes a feed straightforward to add. Until they land, LinkedIn is the place to follow along: the company page carries the studio’s updates, and new writing is posted there.
Yes, from practitioners with shipped production experience in one of the three clusters. Email selva@thworks.org with a one-paragraph pitch and a link to something you have already published — a real piece of writing tells us more than an outline does. We do not run sponsored posts or link placements.
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