About @gregkonush
Greg Konush is a software engineer and AI tool builder focused on developing AI agents for spreadsheets and finance. His work includes building systems that can edit workbooks, recalculate them, read back results, and leave audit trails. He has shipped a WorkPaper Agent for real accrual accounting workflows and created projects like Bilig WorkPaper (a TypeScript runtime for editing XLSX workbooks) and an Agents Helm Chart (Kubernetes-native control plane for agent work). He previously built logistics, marketplace, security, and infrastructure systems at companies such as Truewind, Flexport, Illumio, Okta, Eventbrite, Ticketfly, and Narvar.
Key Features
Headless spreadsheets for agents
Custom agent harnesses
Kubernetes-native agent infrastructure (Agents Helm Chart)
TypeScript runtime for editing and recalculating XLSX workbooks (Bilig WorkPaper)
Exposure of MCP tools for workbook manipulation
Integration with Temporal/Bun and Kubernetes for agent workflows
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Demonstrated impact at Flexport: reduced infrastructure costs by 25% and improved p99 latency from 20s to 500ms
- Shipped production-grade AI agents for accounting at Truewind
- Strong focus on empirical results and shipping from idea to product
- Experienced in distributed systems, security, and test automation
Cons
- Focus is currently niche (spreadsheet/finance agents) – may not suit other domains
- Projects are in early stages (e.g., Bilig WorkPaper has 34 stars, limited community adoption)
Best For
Automating spreadsheet editing and recalculationAccounting workflows: fixed assets, prepaid expenses, deferred revenue, vendor analysisBuilding and running agent systems on KubernetesDeveloping audit trails for spreadsheet changesInfrastructure modernization and cost reduction
FAQ
What is Bilig WorkPaper?
Bilig WorkPaper is a TypeScript runtime for editing and recalculating XLSX workbooks from Node.js and agent tools. It can edit inputs, recalculate formulas, read outputs, persist WorkPaper JSON, and expose MCP tools.
What is the Agents Helm Chart?
The Agents Helm Chart is a Kubernetes-native control plane for running agent and automation work as normal Kubernetes resources.
What programming languages does Greg Konush use?
He uses TypeScript, Go, Python, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, Next.js, Node.js, Ruby/Rails, Java/Kotlin/Spring, Terraform, Docker, AWS, GCP, and others.