projects.

StepSight: visual desktop companion and autonomous guide

StepSightHackathon · Team

A visual desktop copilot & autonomous agent built overnight at OpenAI DevDay Exchange in Kochi, Kerala. Multimodal vision models guide users through complex desktop and browser workflows step-by-step or safely pilot actions.

C#Avalonia 12.NET 10PythonFastAPIGemini VisionAWS
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The PawBridge device: sensors, buzzer and LCD inside a hand-labelled cardboard box

PawBridgeHackathon · Team

A dog-request detector in a cardboard box. ESP32 sensors + a Claude agent team that shows the evidence and a confidence score, never a verdict. Built in 48 hours.

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ResQGrid resident help desk: emergency directory and SOS request form

ResQGridHackathon · Team

Built at the AWS First Commit Hackathon in Bengaluru: offline-first disaster relief coordination for residents, relief camps and coordinators. SOS requests are saved on the device when the network drops and sync automatically when it's back; coordinators move them from Pending → Accepted → Dispatched → Delivered.

AngularSpring BootJava 21MySQLAWS AmplifyECS Fargate

hackathons.

OpenAI DevDay Exchange Hackathon · Kochi

10–11 Oct 2026

Kochi, Kerala

  • Travelled to Kochi, Kerala for an intense overnight hackathon at OpenAI DevDay Exchange, building StepSight from scratch through the night.
  • Engineered an intelligent Windows desktop companion that uses multimodal vision models to guide users through desktop and browser tasks step-by-step, or autonomously pilot workflows with strict safety boundaries.
  • Implemented a C# Avalonia desktop client with Windows Graphics Capture and Win32 hooks, paired with a FastAPI backend and a mobile companion PWA for remote control.
At OpenAI DevDay Exchange Community Event in Kochi, Kerala
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Claude Build Day · Team Techno Crackers

26–27 Sept 2026

Claude Creator Commons, Bengaluru

  • Built PawBridge in 48 hours with a team of four: an ESP32 device with an ultrasonic sensor, accelerometer, buzzer and LCD, connected to local rules and a Claude multi-agent system (Opus + Haiku).
  • Shipped working hardware, a live dashboard and 72 passing tests by demo time.
  • We didn't win. We did ship a working device and learned more in two days than in most months.
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AWS First Commit Hackathon 2026 · Team COM.SOLOSTACK

Sept 2026

Polaris School of Technology, Bengaluru · WeMakeDevs × AWS Bharat Builds Tour

  • Floods and other emergencies knock out networks exactly when people need to ask for help. We built ResQGrid around one question: how do you keep relief connected when the network fails?
  • Residents can request help, camp workers consolidate what their camps need, and coordinators track, dispatch and update every request. Anything submitted offline is stored on the device and syncs when connectivity returns.
  • It was as much about learning AWS as building: Angular on Amplify, Spring Boot in a container on ECS Fargate via ECR, and MySQL on RDS. Pushing the backend image to ECR from the hackathon floor was the moment it started to feel real. Building, debugging and deploying one step at a time until it actually ran.
At the Bharat Builds Tour banner by WeMakeDevs and AWS
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education.

Master of Computer Applications (MCA)

2025 – 2027

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Patna

Pursuing

B.Sc. in Computer Science

2021 – 2024

Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU), Hyderabad

CGPA 8.82 / 10

stack.

Frontend

HTML5CSS3BootstrapAngularlearningTypeScript

Backend

JavaSpring FrameworkSpring BootREST APIsSpring AIlearning

Python & Data

PythonNumPyPandasMatplotlib

Database

MySQLPostgreSQLSQL

Tools

GitGitHubMavenPostmanDockerIntelliJ IDEAVS Code

Core CS

OOPData Structures & AlgorithmsDBMSOperating Systems

certificates.