I build tools for understanding, automating, and navigating information.
My recent work spans AI agents, editorial pipelines, public transit data, learning tools, and self-managed infrastructure. I am interested in systems that reduce noise, preserve judgment, and make complex things easier to act on.
01 / Built
Projects that started as obsessions, annoyances, or recurring questions, then slowly turned into working systems.
A full-stack news intelligence system that ingests RSS sources, clusters stories, scores editorial relevance, and turns a noisy news cycle into a usable queue.
Why I built it
I wanted to understand the news cycle as a system: what is new, what is repeating, what is worth covering, and what can safely be ignored.
An AI-assisted editorial pipeline for discovering stories, scoring relevance, generating drafts, and keeping human judgment in the loop.
Why I built it
I write under time pressure, so I built a system that handles the repetitive parts of discovery and drafting while leaving taste, context, and the final call to me.
A public transit reference platform for Indian cities, systems, lines, stations, maps, construction updates, and service changes.
Why I built it
I wanted Indian transit information to feel like a system you can browse, compare, and keep track of, not a scattered trail of PDFs, operator pages, and news posts.
A daily brand-name puzzle built around memory, recognition, and the small satisfaction of figuring something out.
Why I built it
I wanted to make a tiny daily ritual that felt familiar like Wordle, but used brands, hints, difficulty modes, stats, and shareable results to become its own product.
An AI-assisted learning companion for explaining NCERT concepts in clearer, more student-friendly language.
Why I built it
I wanted textbook learning to feel less like memorisation and more like having someone patiently explain the idea until it clicks.
A self-managed AI infrastructure setup running personal agents, automations, memory, editorial tools, and scheduled briefings from my own Ubuntu server.
Why I built it
I wanted AI tools to feel less like scattered subscriptions and more like infrastructure I could shape, run, inspect, and trust.
02 / Reporting
Recent technology stories I’ve reported for Neowin.
Amazon has agreed to buy 1.95 million tonnes of carbon removal credits from a spekboom restoration project in South Africa. Read more...
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OpenClaw now has official mobile apps on Apple's App Store and Google Play, letting users pair phones with a self-hosted Gateway for chat, voice, approvals, and device-aware automation. Read more...
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Google Cloud is positioning Spanner as a multi-model database for companies building AI agents, combining relational, graph, vector, full-text search, key-value, and analytics capabilities. Read more...
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Apple has released iOS 26.5.2 and iPadOS 26.5.2, bringing a batch of security fixes to iPhone and iPad users. Read more...
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Personal notes on technology, systems, learning, and whatever I am trying to understand next.
At 3am, I was placing an order on Blinkit for a USB pendrive.
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I spend my days working in enterprise tech, where everything is tracked, measured, and optimized. In that environment, clarity is the default. But for a long time, the moment I closed my laptop, that…
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I’ve always been fascinated by orchestration, not just in computers, but in life itself. Whether it’s managing servers, planning my day, or building a workflow, I’ve always found joy in making moving…
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It all started when I made my first Facebook account at 13. That’s where I got my first taste of the internet: RVCJ memes, Google Plus, and random facts that made me curious about the world.
Read on Medium ↗04 / History
A short, honest line through the work, newest first.
Deloitte USI · Hyderabad
Working on enterprise document automation and CCM delivery, including configuration, business rules logic, and output validation for high-volume regulated communications.
Deloitte USI · Hyderabad
Managed production incident lifecycle across a US public utility client’s application portfolio, from triage and root cause analysis to SLA-bound resolution.
Neowin.net · Remote
Covering AI, software, and technology industry developments for a global English-language audience under daily editorial deadlines.
05 / Notes
A few recurring patterns in how I think and build.
Transit networks, editorial workflows, money movement, learning paths, job searches. I tend to understand things by asking what the parts are, how they move, and where the friction hides.
Writing is how I test whether I actually understand something. If I cannot explain it clearly, I probably only recognise the words.
Most of my projects start with the same feeling: this thing is interesting, but the existing interface to it is messy. So I build a smaller, clearer one for myself first.