I obsess over structure — because great software should be as beautiful inside as it is outside.*
I build AI systems that actually work — systems that reason across documents, remember context, use tools, and surface the right answer at the right time. Then I write and teach about how they work under the hood, because too much of AI is treated like a black box.
Currently assisting Epidise — a personalized healthcare startup — with full-stack development and UI/UX design, while pursuing a BCA (Hons.) specializing in AI & Data Science at Graphic Era Hill University, Dehradun.
I sit at the intersection of building and explaining. Not many people are doing both.
Multi-Agent systems that plan across tasks, use external tools, and maintain memory across a session. My focus right now is on architectures where agents can reason about when to delegate, not just how to execute.
Systems without shortcuts — I've built a Google Meet clone in raw JavaScript with no third-party SDK, and an AI agent from scratch rather than dropping in pre-packaged solutions. I want to understand what I'm building, all the way down.
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The project I'm most proud of. A multi-agent personal finance system. Artha uses a network of LangChain agents to answer grounded, source-backed financial questions from your documents. The agents plan, delegate, and cross-verify before responding. I designed the entire architecture — agent roles, memory strategy, tool schema, retrieval pipeline — and built the FastAPI backend and the HTML/CSS/JS frontend using precision prompt engineering with Claude.
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No SDKs. No shortcuts. Pure JavaScript. A fully functional real-time video calling and chat platform built on WebRTC — implemented in core JavaScript without any third-party media SDK. Peer connections, signaling, media streams, and chat: all from scratch. This was a deliberate challenge to myself: understand WebRTC deeply enough to build on top of it directly, not through an abstraction.
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Built for people who think in systems. A React Native mobile app for creating goals, habits, and tasks — and interlinking them. A goal can contain habits; a habit can spawn daily tasks. The app tracks completion, shows streaks, and surfaces patterns. Built because most productivity apps treat goals and habits as separate. They shouldn't be.
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Frontend craftsmanship, not just a landing page. The public-facing website for Epidise Healthcare Private Limited. Designed and built from scratch to communicate a healthcare AI startup's vision clearly and professionally. A case study in using pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build something that feels designed — not assembled.
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I write to make technical concepts concrete — not hand-wavy.
GeeksforGeeks — Project guides and concept deep-dives on Python, JavaScript, Node.js, and full-stack development.
Medium — Long-form pieces breaking down things that most tutorials skip over.
I've also taught Computer Science and English at an NGO — which forced me to explain things at the level of first principles rather than assuming shared vocabulary. That experience shapes how I write and build.
| Role | Where | Focus |
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| Full Stack Engineer & UI/UX Designer | Epidise | Frontend development, AI integration, product design |
| Technical Writer | GeeksforGeeks | ML, Python internals, neural networks |
| Volunteer Teacher | NGO | Computer Science, English |
