Bengaluru-based cab aggregator Shhoffr launched a pilot for pre-booked city rides in Delhi NCR, allowing users to book point-to-point rides in advance. Co-founder and CTO Kislay Verma said the Delhi pilot went from build to testing to launch in just 72 hours, with the actual code generated in a four-hour session using Claude Opus 4.6. The team fed the AI model key operational inputs, including fare structures, cancellation policies, and interface changes. Verma said the AI-led process brought the development timeline down to roughly 30 percent of what it would usually take. Shoffr’s Vikas Bardia noted that BluSmart’s collapse had left a gap in this segment, and with around 100 cars in Delhi, the company now sees room to experiment with city rides. The offering is being piloted from “anywhere to anywhere” in the region and could become a permanent service in Delhi and Bengaluru if it works well for customers and operations.