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Akash Sathish

Akash Sathish

@iamakash06

Solutions Consultant at Sahaj Software. Passionate about creating new things.

  • Joined May 2025

The Fifth Elephant 2025 Annual Conference CfP

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Building Self-Updating Knowledge Bases for AI Agents with Intelligent Monitoring using MCP

Abstract As we begin to rely more on AI agents to assist us, it is also important to realize that they are only as useful as the knowledge they have access to. more
  • 13 comments
  • Submitted
  • 31 May 2025
I am submitting for: Speaking at the Fifth Elephant 2025 Annual Conference Type of submission: 30 mins talk Choose the topic your submission falls under: Applied AI Engineering & Agentic AI track

Software Life Cycle Development and AI

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Building Self-Updating Knowledge Bases for AI Agents with Intelligent Monitoring using MCP

Abstract As we begin to rely more on AI agents to assist us, it is also important to realize that they are only as useful as the knowledge they have access to. more
  • 5 comments
  • Confirmed & scheduled
  • 15 Sep 2025
Type of session: 25-35 min talk

The Fifth Elephant OSAI meet-up - Hyderabad edition

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Mastering Prompt Engineering Across the Software Development LifeCycle

Abstract This workshop will demonstrate how AI assistants can be strategic partners throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC). We’ll explore how to unlock their full potential with the right prompts, chat modes, instruction files, and Model Context Protocol (MCP). Starting from story grooming and design discussions, participants will learn how to guide AI assistants to act as mentors, … more
  • 3 comments
  • Submitted
  • 15 Sep 2025
Type of session: Hands-on workshop

Enterprise AI in Production

When the agent workflow survives production but the MCP server splits an RCE

Every enterprise AI workflow that matters in 2026 routes through MCP servers starting from the tools that give your AI agents access to files, databases, APIs, till shell commands. But the security posture of these servers is systematically poor: 43% have command injection vulnerabilities, 36% have SSRF exposure, and the real CVEs (CVE-2025-6514, CVSS 9.6) are execSync(args.cmd). These are bugs t… more
  • 3 comments
  • Confirmed & scheduled
  • 31 May 2026
Submission type: Anchor talk (30 mins)