
Creator of Monsmith
Adwait Keshari
Founder of Monsmith · Founder & Builder
Adwait Keshari is the founder of Monsmith, the AI-powered smart contract IDE for Monad. A full-stack and blockchain engineer studying Data Science at IIT Madras, he builds developer tools that make shipping to parallel EVM chains fast, safe, and measurable.
Adwait Keshari is a software engineer and founder who builds at the seam of AI, cryptography, and product. He created Monsmith to remove the friction between an idea and a verified contract running on Monad: no local toolchain, no guesswork about parallel execution, and no chain choice made on marketing instead of measurement.
He is a BS Data Science student at IIT Madras and a three-time hackathon builder who has shipped multiple production products across Web3 and AI, spanning Solidity, the EVM, zero-knowledge proofs, Next.js, Rust, and applied AI for code analysis. His work is open on GitHub under Adwaitbytes.
Beyond the keyboard he organises ETH Builders Day Bhopal, leads Bhopal DAO and AarambhLabs, runs developer workshops for the Sahyog Club at IIT Madras, and speaks at Monad community events about building for parallel execution. He documents the journey of building Monsmith in public on X, LinkedIn, and Instagram.
He believes the best developer tools disappear into the workflow, and Monsmith is built on that conviction: an editor, an auditor, a profiler, and a deploy console that live in one view and answer the question every builder actually has, which is whether the code is ready to ship.
- Based in
- Bhopal, India
- Education
- IIT Madras, BS Data Science
- Community
- ETH Builders Day Bhopal · Bhopal DAO · AarambhLabs · Sahyog Club, IIT Madras
- Expertise
- Smart contractsSolidityMonadParallel EVMEthereum Virtual MachineSmart contract securityZero-knowledge proofsWeb3 developer toolsNext.jsTypeScriptRustApplied AI for code analysisBlockchain engineering
Try what he built
Open the studio, paste a contract, and see how it runs on Monad. Free, in the browser, no account required.