About

I'm Tobiloba Adedeji — a software engineer based in Lagos, Nigeria. I build infrastructure for AI agents and programs on Solana. I believe the best software is built in the open, with clear constraints, and a bias toward simplicity.

Right now, I'm at Idyllic Labs, where I research and build agent-native infrastructure — tools that help organizations deploy, coordinate, and manage AI agents in production. Before that, I contributed to Million.js (16K+ stars), a virtual DOM replacement for React.

What I'm working on

My work sits at two intersections: AI agent infrastructure and Solana program engineering.

On the agent side, I'm building tools like agentgateway (an API gateway for AI agent fleets) and researching coordination primitives that prevent multi-agent deadlocks — the kind of boring, foundational work that makes agents actually reliable in production.

On the Solana side, I've built Khoai (a barrier options AMM using Pinocchio with zero allocations), tx-indexer (a transaction classification SDK), sol-fuzz (an AI-powered security scanner that finds vulnerabilities in Anchor programs), and contributed to the Solana Foundation's x402-nextjs template and framework-kit for building dApps.

Background

I run Toby Solutions Integrated Services Limited, my LLC. I've worked with the Solana Foundation, Livepeer Foundation, Fleek, Gaianet AI, and done a video demo gig for Coinbase Developers.

I'm a Solana Turbine Q4 2025 graduate — trained in Anchor development, Solana program architecture, and on-chain system design. I co-founded Solana Students Africa and led a campus tour across Nigerian universities with Kronos Guild, teaching Solana development and onboarding hundreds of students into the ecosystem. That work culminated in the Solana Students Africa Summit at the University of Lagos — bringing together hundreds of young builders from across the continent for hackathons, workshops, and panels.

Most notably, I've been at Idyllic Labs, where I've gone deep on agent coordination research, harness engineering, and building the tooling layer that sits between AI models and production deployments.

Speaking

I've spoken about performance, open source, and developer tooling on podcasts and at events including:

Conferences:

  • OSCAFEST — Open Source Festival, Lagos
  • DevFest Lagos — "Using Upstash Vector to optimize LLM usage"
  • CityJS Lagos — JavaScript conference
  • SailsConf Africa — 2024
  • Web3Lagos
  • Solana Students Africa Summit — Co-convener and speaker, UNILAG (2025)

Podcasts:

  • JS Party #279 — "Million ways to render" (Changelog, 2023)
  • JavaScript Jabber JSJ 589 — Million.js deep dive (2023)
  • Front-End Fire — Million.js v3 debut interview
  • HTML All The Things — "Make React Faster Using Million 3"

What I believe

  • Infrastructure beats intelligence. The model is rarely the bottleneck. The system around it is. A better harness delivers more than a bigger brain.
  • Open source is leverage. 255+ public repos because building in the open compounds — in skills, in trust, and in impact.
  • Constraints produce clarity. no_std, zero-alloc Solana programs. 50-line coordination primitives. The best code is the code you don't write.
  • Ship, measure, iterate. Not "move fast and break things" — move deliberately and fix things as you go.

Get in touch

I'm most active on Twitter / X and LinkedIn (13K+ followers). I also post on YouTube. I write about agent architecture, Solana engineering, and building in the open. If you're working on something interesting — or want to — reach out.