I take AI from demo to production: agents, automations, and the unglamorous debugging in between. Author of diffprompt, live on PyPI. Friends call me funny, ambitious, and delusional. They're right about all three.
Second year at IIT Bhilai, studying Data Science & AI. I got into this field the normal way: built things, broke things, then realised the actual job is keeping things alive in production. Now I build AI systems end to end: agents, automations, data pipelines, and the 2am debugging sessions nobody posts about.
By day I ship client-facing systems at Altagic. By night I maintain diffprompt, contribute to open source AI tooling, and queue Valorant with the boys. Everything I build gets stress-tested before it ships, because I'd rather break it than let a user do it.
I coordinate placements for 200+ students at CCPS, lead the AI/ML domain at OpenLake, and hold the strong opinion that DSA grind scores tell you almost nothing about whether someone can actually build.


Four builds, each with a published result. Click a tab to open the file, click through for the full case study.
"git diff for your prompt's behavior." LLM-as-judge cascades score behavioral divergence between prompt versions; HDBSCAN clustering surfaces semantic drift so a regression shows up as a cluster shift, not a cosine number nobody trusts.
MCP that reviews system designs with zero LLM in the reasoning path: a 53-entry cited capacity knowledge base, Little's Law estimation, latency/cost lenses, and a 5-rule anti-pattern linter. Abstains instead of guessing.
First independent open benchmark of semantic cache false-hit rates. Ships as a drop-in LiteLLM hook with OpenTelemetry spans, using a free local judge that fails safe.
LightGBM + CatBoost ensemble with SHAP explainability. Backtested, Dockerised with CI/CD, and actually deployed — not backtested and abandoned.
Distills expensive LLM-judge decisions into cheap deterministic code — agrees with the real judge ~90-95% of the time. HaluEval kappa 0.96.
Browser extension: on-page due-diligence lens that flags empty buzzwords and tells you what a company actually does.
"You opened Instagram again. Enjoy your McDonald's application." Watches your active window, no mercy.
A model that predicts when Drake drops Icemannnnn. Yes, this is a real repo. Yes, it counts as data science.
Compress any LLM conversation into one portable context prompt, pick up exactly where you left off in a new session.
Growth velocity, company concentration, structural leverage from exported connection data. The 1.5L impressions were not an accident.
Where I'm contributing right now: AI tooling and infrastructure used by real teams. This list updates itself, because hardcoding your own PRs is embarrassing.
The taste section. Three lanes, alternating directions, hover to pause and read the commentary.









"DSA grind scores tell you almost nothing about whether someone can actually build and ship."
Exhibit A: everything on this page was built, not LeetCoded.
"Samosa with mayo and ketchup is genuinely good and the backlash is performative."
Try it before you report me.
Long-form writing on taking AI to production. Case studies, debugging stories, occasional takes.
The internal soundtrack. Three singles, zero streams, full conviction.