QuickByte
A food-delivery platform with three sides. Customers place orders, restaurants manage their menu and accept them, and drivers deliver, each behind their own role-based login.
I'm a final-year computer science student at PES University, working across machine learning, full-stack applications and systems programming.
Right now I'm building a semantic cache for LLM applications. Before that I built agentic tools and full-stack apps.
Away from code I like volunteer work: I chaired the IEEE Student Branch and led tech for the university fest.

A food-delivery platform with three sides. Customers place orders, restaurants manage their menu and accept them, and drivers deliver, each behind their own role-based login.
Plain English in, shell commands out. A hand-written ReAct loop grounds each command in your own zsh history and the directory you're standing in, with no agent framework underneath.
Kafka with a gatekeeper. Topics are requested, approved by an admin, then created and picked up by producers and consumers without a restart. A multi-threaded producer keeps ingesting while approvals are pending.
A POSIX-like shell in C: built-in commands, external programs resolved through PATH, process management and tab completion, all on raw system calls. I mentored the five students who built it.
Worked on an agentic AI platform that automates business processes for e-commerce clients. Rebuilt the in-app chat and cut API response times from 10–20 seconds to under one.
Guiding students through core ML concepts and their code implementations.
Led the branch's technical initiatives, including two hackathons with 250+ participants.
Built and ran the live fest platform, with Razorpay ticketing for 2,000+ customers and fixes shipped during the event without downtime.
Hosted a workshop teaching students the fundamentals of Git and GitHub.
I've completed 80% of Striver's sheet, and I'm strongest in graphs, dynamic programming and binary trees.