Learn to finish the whole loop
Small automation, API, and data projects taught me to carry an idea from input to a result someone could actually use.
Atishay Jain / Computer Engineering Atishay Jain / AI + product systems
I turn models, APIs, state, and interfaces into complete workflows with explicit fallbacks and honest limits.
Proof anchors Scroll to follow the build pathEach project added a harder problem: first finishing the tool, then connecting the system, then making its behavior reliable.
Small automation, API, and data projects taught me to carry an idea from input to a result someone could actually use.
The Loop and Hybrid forced me to connect interfaces with persisted state, collaboration, routing, and explicit fallback paths.
RAG, resume tailoring, and Mahoraga moved me from calling models to designing retrieval, routing, memory, reward signals, and evaluation.
Braillix, PlantBrain, and ReceiptSplit explore accessible learning, cited operational knowledge, and shared-expense coordination with explicit evidence boundaries.
Three focused systems. Start with each project's UI, then inspect the decisions and evidence behind its build.
Browse the project gallery
Proof on file: Lesson-to-Braille software flow Math teachers need a classroom flow that carries a changing lesson from the board to a student's refreshable Braille display.
What I learnedAccessible workflows must keep the written lesson, spoken readback, and selected Braille frame in sync.
Proof on file: Cited evidence workflow Operational troubleshooting needs answers that make their supporting evidence easy to inspect.
What I learnedGrounded AI is a product workflow: retrieval, evidence, stale states, and explicit unknowns all matter.
Proof on file: Room-to-settlement workflow Groups need to move from a shared receipt to an agreed split without treating a payment hand-off as proof.
What I learnedMoney correctness is a product contract: allocate paise deterministically and keep settlement claims explicit.
and combined—turninguncertaintyintoausefulproductexperiencethatfeels
Learned to reason from algorithms, data shape, and query structure before reaching for frameworks.
Learned that useful products connect discovery to persisted coordination, not isolated screens.
Learned to route ambiguity through rules, local inference, memory, and fallback paths.
Learned that environments, reward signals, and evaluation limits shape agent behavior.
Applying those lessons to accessible interaction, cited evidence, and explicit money-state boundaries.
The stack changes with the system. These are tools traced back to real project work—not a wall of self-rating badges.
Capabilities are shown through the projects that made them real—not detached keyword claims.
PlantBrain / Mahoraga / Hybrid Categorizer / AI Resume Tailoring Engine
Braillix / PlantBrain / ReceiptSplit / The Loop
Resume Engine / Webcam Motion Alert / Music Web Scraper
Minimal RAG / Global Super Store / Fast and Curious / Linear Regression
Braillix / PlantBrain / ReceiptSplit / The Loop / Hybrid Categorizer
Coursework and resume signal
Earlier featured case studies sit alongside supporting projects, with the same evidence-first framing.
Proof on file: Current demo UI and reward loop Adaptive RL/game-system prototype with reward shaping, curriculum pressure, and LLM integration.
An adaptive-combat prototype shaped by rewards; its public UI shows a disconnected sample encounter.
Proof on file: Routing and memory flow Privacy-first transaction categorizer using merchant overrides, ONNX DistilBERT, and offline Qwen fallback.
Categorize transactions without making the LLM the default path.
Proof on file: Workflow and system diagrams Campus event platform for discovery, RSVP, friends, chat, maps, and carpool workflows.
Connect event discovery, interest context, RSVP, social coordination, chat, and carpool planning.
Privacy-first, deterministic resume and cover-letter generation.
Tailor application documents against a job description without inventing profile claims or sending personal data to an external AI API.
OpenCV and alerting workflow for motion-triggered notifications.
Detect motion and trigger useful alerts with cleanup instead of a passive camera script.
For software, AI systems, or product engineering opportunities, inspect the work and use the direct path that fits.