AHMEDABAD · INDIA
About Keyur Patel
Keyur Patel is an AI adoption advisor and corporate Claude trainer based in Ahmedabad, India, with 12+ years building software. He has trained 250+ professionals across corporate programmes, cohorts and private groups, and runs an organisation-wide Claude adoption practice at Sonetel. He publishes the prompt frameworks used inside engagements in the open at AiPromptsX.
Updated 11 September 2026
BY THE NUMBERS
What the practice has actually delivered
12+
YEARS BUILDING SOFTWARE
250+
PROFESSIONALS TRAINED
100k+
USERS SERVED IN PRODUCTION
At Shivalik Group in Ahmedabad, 70+ people trained across ten IT sessions, with a Sales track in progress and a second group entity onboarding. That engagement is documented end to end, with the client’s own numbers, in the Shivalik Group case study.
At a services company, 40+ engineers over two months produced a 40% speed improvement measured against the pre-program baseline. Two products have gone from idea to a working proof of concept in 15 days each, in different domains.
TRACK RECORD
12+ years of building software.
The training stands on production work: systems still running, and the last several years spent on AI with Claude at the center.
| Role | Company | What the work was |
|---|---|---|
| AI Lead (current) | Sonetel | I lead AI strategy and engineering for a 40+ person SaaS VoIP product company, and own Claude adoption end to end across the organisation. |
| Engineering Manager | Tech Holding | Led 15+ engineers across AI-driven projects, and designed and ran technical and AI training programs. |
| Tech Lead | Encora | Product serving roughly 100,000 users. |
The guidance comes from someone still building and teaching production AI now. The question I care about is whether the system and the people around it can operate, scale, and debug it at 2am, well after the demo.
THE PUBLIC PRACTICE
Read before you hire.
A knowledge hub for prompts and prompt frameworks that I built and run myself. Original research, writing, reusable frameworks, worked examples, and a structured course on prompt engineering. The same frameworks teams learn inside my workshops are documented and published there in the open.
Many “AI trainers” are recycling other people’s content. AiPromptsX is original work you can read before hiring me: proof that the training rests on a real, ongoing practice, and that I’m still doing the work, not just talking about it.
Every framework I teach has been tested in front of an audience that pushes back. Developing the teaching practice in public each week is what keeps the training material current with how Claude actually behaves now, rather than how it behaved a year ago.
300k+
IMPRESSIONS OVER 12 MONTHS
110+
BLOGS PUBLISHED
100+
PROMPTS IN THE WORKING LIBRARY
20+
PROMPT FRAMEWORKS
ELSEWHERE
The same person, everywhere else
These are the only profiles that belong to this Keyur Patel. If you found a different one, it is a different person.
Which Keyur Patel is this?
The AI adoption advisor and corporate Claude trainer based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, who runs keyur.ai and publishes at AiPromptsX.com. Not the plastic surgeon in Ahmedabad, not the BCG expert, not the associate laboratory director at NASA JPL, and not any of the several other people of the same name on LinkedIn. The name is common in Gujarat; the practice described here is one person.
What does Keyur Patel do?
Two things that feed each other. He advises companies on AI adoption, which means deciding what to adopt, in what order, and what to skip, and he runs hands-on corporate training on Claude, Claude Code, Cursor and Codex for engineering and business teams. The training runs on the client team own repositories and documents rather than on a generic deck.
What has he actually delivered?
250+ professionals trained across corporate programmes, cohorts and private groups. At Shivalik Group in Ahmedabad, 70+ people trained across ten IT sessions, with a Sales track in progress and a second group entity onboarding. At a services company, 40+ engineers over two months produced a 40% speed improvement measured against the pre-program baseline. Two products taken from idea to working proof of concept in 15 days each, in different domains.
Is he a trainer or an engineer?
Both, and the order matters. 12+ years building software came first, including systems serving 100k+ users in production and load-tested to 10,000+ concurrent users. He currently runs an organisation-wide Claude adoption practice at Sonetel. The training rests on production work that is still running, which is what separates it from a course assembled out of vendor documentation.
Where is he based, and does he travel?
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. Gandhinagar, GIFT City and Surat are a drive, so engagements there can run as a series across weeks rather than a single workshop. Fifteen other Indian cities are covered as travel, and every programme also runs remotely with IST, EU and US overlap.
Where can I read his work before hiring him?
AiPromptsX.com, a public practice he built and runs himself: 110+ blogs, 100+ prompts, 20+ prompt frameworks and 300K+ impressions over 12 months. The frameworks taught inside engagements are documented and published there in the open, so the material can be read before any conversation.