About

Suprabhat Rapolu

I build systems that are meant to say what they do not know.

My interest in where knowledge comes from started with my IB Theory of Knowledge essay, which asked how far what we know now depends on what we knew before. I started Dirmacs in 2024 as a strategy and software consultancy for more than fifteen businesses. I built Eekvul first as a stock screener, to put financial analysis in everyone’s hands, and then widened it into an analysis engine where every finding carries its sources and how confident it is. When our AI agents began answering without the knowledge to back their claims, I built Eruka to govern what they know.

Measuring whether that knowledge was right, and still right, became my research: on claims about official statistics, on automated fact-checkers and on AI agents. The end goal is equity: information that can be traced to what it rests on, so trust follows the evidence rather than the source.