I enjoy building things and understanding how they work at a low level. I like breaking large systems into smaller, solvable problems and making them work reliably. I especially enjoy building tools that remove friction from everyday developer workflows.
When I build, I value quality above everything — in code, in user experience, and in long-term maintainability. I care deeply about clean setups, automation, and making things feel "done", not just "working".
I'm most excited by recurring, real-world problems — the kind where writing a tool once can save hours every day.
I was repeatedly writing the same setup code when creating new agents. This tool removes that friction and provides a clean, consistent starting point for serious agent development.
Generates production-focused scaffolds, not demo templates. Built-in async patterns, logging, health checks, and quota handling. Designed around real agent development workflows.
To explore language design and interpreter internals while experimenting with non-English syntax and semantics.
Covers core interpreter concepts: parsing, evaluation, execution. Uses Hindi keywords for control flow and expressions. A hands-on way to understand how languages actually work.
I wanted a reliable, portable password manager that fits naturally into a terminal-centric workflow.
Uses strong symmetric encryption (Fernet). Supports password generation, import/export, and master password protection. Comes with a dedicated documentation site.
To experiment with multi-agent systems, negotiation workflows, and real-world automation problems like logistics and coordination.
Combines AI assistants with autonomous agents. Designed for decentralized, multi-agent interaction. Bridges AI reasoning with marketplace-style workflows.
To enable full async integration between uAgents, Composio tools, and LangChain-based agents — including authentication and orchestration.
Brings multiple agent ecosystems together. Async-first, orchestration-focused design. Actively versioned and production-oriented.
For any new project, I start with a solid foundation: CI/CD, testing, linting, formatting, and pre-commit hooks — before writing application logic. Once the foundation is ready, I dive deep into research, explore similar solutions, choose the right tools, and define a clear roadmap.
My priorities are simple:
A non-negotiable for me is user experience — every tool I build aims to feel easy and natural to use.
Networking concepts for CLI tools — custom protocols, relay servers, and peer-to-peer communication.
Building CLI tools to automate daily workflows and fine-tuning my Linux environment with custom aliases, scripts, and shortcuts.
Currently working as an AI Engineer at Fetch.ai, building AI agents using frameworks like Google ADK, OpenAI Agents SDK, LangChain, and CrewAI.