plan → build → test → harden → test → ship
Most people vibe-code a product in a few hours and push it live. I don't.
Before a single line generates, there's a plan — architecture, data flow, edge cases. Then it builds. Then it gets tested hard: security, performance, user experience, failure states. Prompts get rewritten. The flow gets tightened. Then it gets tested again. Only then does it ship.
AI doesn't hallucinate in my workflows because I don't give it room to. Every output gets challenged, every component gets reviewed, every user path gets walked. The result isn't just a working product — it's a clean one.
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Developer planning tool. Structure your architecture, clarify your stack, and choose the right template — before writing a single line of code. Supports SaaS, mobile, CLI, API, portfolio, and OSS. |
Browser-based PII redaction. Runs 100% locally — nothing ever leaves the device. NLP backend, AI-generated frontend, zero data exposure by architecture. |
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B2B SaaS — voice in, Standard Operating Procedure out. Real-time transcription via Browser Speech API, intelligent formatting via Gemini Flash. Payments live. |
MyLuQ |
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AI-native freelancing studio. Websites, automation, ML — delivered in 7 days. Built the same way I build everything else: with discipline, not shortcuts. |
Drone-enabled AI model for real-time agricultural disease detection. Built and validated at Bhumi Hackathon. |
Languages
AI / ML
Frontend
Tooling
AI Engineer Intern — CertainTi.ai Jul 2025 – Oct 2025
Production "Agentic Interaction" module. AI-driven Interview Module. Full-stack Python-to-frontend integration. End-to-end model benchmarking.
AI Developer — MindBridges Consultancy Jan 2025 – Apr 2025
Virtual try-on system for Thooni.com — custom ComfyUI + Stable Diffusion pipeline. Garment overlay with high realism at scale.
Rapid Prototyping · Fast MVPs with zero-waste toolchains, no shortcuts that compound into debt
Premium UI/UX · Cinematic, minimal, and never from a template
AI System Building · New models, agentic loops, open-source tooling — always hands-on
Open Source · If it's useful, it ships publicly
Video Editing · DaVinci Resolve — cuts, grades, motion
plan → build → test → harden → ship
