Adam Selim

Studied Software Engineering then Computer Science at the University of Waterloo before dropping out to build Vallo — cloud sandboxes for coding agents.

AI models are becoming so capable that their intelligence is no longer the bottleneck for coding ability, tooling is. As models get better at testing and validating their own changes, it becomes practical to run several agents in parallel to 10x development speed. Ramp's Inspect already authors 30% of their PRs, Stripe built Minion internally, and nearly every major tech company is building background coding agents. We're building the infrastructure to support this shift.


/ Now

Co-Founder & CTOVallo
2025–

Cloud sandboxes for coding agents. Giving devs the full infra to run multiple agents in parallel to 10x development speed, with accurate previews and testing.

/ Previously

Lead EngineerCaseClock
Founding team
OrganizerHack the North
Canada's largest hackathon
SE → CS