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AI engineer in Mumbai. I break things, then build agents that don't, and prove it with evals, baselines and receipts.
Choose a wig while you still have your hair. After hair loss, YouCam puts your own hair and every wig in the shop on your photo, and your fitter gets one sealed brief.
Read analog gauges from a phone photo. OpenCV 5 reads the dial or asks for a better photo; an agent logs it, names the next view, or holds a work order for a person.
An Alexa+ MCP server: ask Alexa when to run the dishwasher, the car or the hot water. Lowtide plans it around tonight's live electricity prices and grid carbon, and draws it on the Echo Show.
Click once for a real PayPal sandbox chargeback: GPT-5.6 argues it from the records, a checker strikes what they don't show, a simulated reviewer cross-examines it, then it's filed or refunded.
Checks what you own against U.S. recalls and tags the recalled ones with the agency's own line. 0 wrong red tags on 105 cases and 39 held out; Tavily caught recalls no database had yet.
Which city, which neighbourhood, which room: an agent on Qloo's taste graph routes indie tours. On tours announced after its AI's release, adding Qloo to city size found 13.2 pts more real cities.
Merged isn't done. After every deploy, a GitLab Duo flow proves each shipped issue in production and files the photo in the issue. 4 of 7 features that passed CI were broken live; it caught all 4.
An operations agent that runs a small food pantry's inbox — and earns the right to act alone, one decision class at a time.