I build things I want to use: tools for files, sound, security, learning and the mess around running several coding sessions at once.
I'm a first-year medical student, also doing the IIT Madras data science degree online. I'm especially interested in AI for drug discovery. I use AI coding tools to build and iterate on these projects.
My website · LinkedIn · Jarvis demo · NedEd demo
| Project | What it does | Try / inspect |
|---|---|---|
| LocalDoc Kit | Fixes and converts files in your browser | Open app · Repo |
| Audito Amplificus | Tunes playback for the headphones you already own | Android APK · Repo |
| Bill Wall | Competitions with time left to prepare | Open wall |
| Pass Wall | Fellowships, workshops and ways into research communities | Open wall |
| Promter | Shows where your Claude plan goes and warns about waste | Install |
| Virus Vigil | Explains malware indicators and weak device settings | Source and build guide |
| Jarvis | My voice assistant for keeping up with coding sessions | Watch · Notes |
| NedEd | Turns a topic, paper or video into a narrated explainer | Watch · Notes |
Jarvis and NedEd are private builds with public demos. Virus Vigil currently needs a source build. Each README explains platform support, data use and release status before you install anything.
- 🧪 Earned co-authorship on the DREAM x CACHE challenge paper: AI drug discovery for PGK2, a non-hormonal male contraceptive target. Run by the Structural Genomics Consortium with IBM Research (DREAM), Baylor and Sage Bionetworks. Models trained on a ~890M-molecule DNA-encoded library screen.
- 🏁 7th on the frozen public leaderboard of QuantiPhy, a NeurIPS 2026 competition (Stanford), main track, team Cogworks RSI. Final results not out yet.
- 🚓 Sentinel Gujarat: number-plate reading AI for the Gujarat Police hackathon
Scar Tissue is a set of safety rules for AI coding agents, made from mistakes I wanted them to stop repeating. Working Papers is the worksheet I use to learn research methods. I also built tools for NEET counselling and KCET college choices.
If you try something, a specific bug report or a description of the problem you wanted it to solve helps me more than a vague thumbs-up. Each project's issues page is linked from its README.