I build AI agents and the evals that prove they work.
Now: building Mirage, a Chrome extension that edits any website from plain English (Chrome Web Store). Final-year Computer Engineering at PICT, Pune.
Before: Froncort.AI, intern → lead engineer → product manager (2025–2026). Regulatory documentation AI for drug and device submissions, and AI NETRA, TB outbreak prediction with FIND, supported by Google.org.
- MercuryAI: ask questions across a company's docs, code and wikis. 1st place, IIT Bombay TechFest AI Quest 2024.
- Urban Eye AI: city cameras that spot traffic jams, crowds and overflowing garbage, then phone the right team. I built the live-feed dashboard and most of the detection hub: YOLO models, RabbitMQ alerts and Twilio calls. 2nd place, Cummins IndoVateAI 2025.
- Chalk Talk: a realtime voice agent that presents a slide deck, edits the slides and runs deterministic tools on them while you talk, lets you cut it off mid-sentence, and keeps everyone in the room on the same live board. Built on LiveKit and GPT Realtime. Demo.
- VACHAN: helps Pune get wet waste processed at source. Large housing projects promised the government in writing to process their own wet waste. VACHAN finds each promise in 1,000+ public PDFs (735 tonnes a day across 1,214 projects), shows residents and ward officers the exact page, and drafts a letter asking for the plant to run. Built on AWS Bedrock, Step Functions and Textract. Demo.
- MoolTrace: checks what a health AI answer rests on before it ships. An answer cites a page, the page cites a review, and the review may rest on a trial that was later retracted. MoolTrace follows that chain and blocks the answer; on Harvard's Nutrition Source, it flags 2 of 35 pages that a link check passes. Built on FalkorDB. Demo.
- intercom-web-agent: a Chrome side-panel agent that answers questions about any website with sources, acts on the page and talks back.
- az-ml-2026: entity resolution for the Amazon ML Challenge 2026, with experiments run by coding agents under my direction.
- Oasis: a campus social network for PICT students, with 1,200+ users.
- Steal or Share: a real-time Prisoner's Dilemma game run live for 200+ players, with WebSockets, Redis rate limiting and Docker CI/CD on AWS.
- HashGrid-DHT: my attempt at building Kademlia, a distributed hash table, in Java.
- Saraswati AI: finds research papers that match your level. A fine-tuned SciBERT model rates each arXiv paper from beginner to expert, and Pinecone search recommends papers by topic and difficulty.