Raphael

Raphael is a chess engine written in C++ and is currently the strongest chess engine in Japan.

It uses alpha-beta search with multiple enhancements, along with a quantized neural network running on the CPU using SIMD intrinsics, trained on tens of millions of self-play games.

Onyx

Onyx is an open-source AI platform that automatically ingests documents from connected sources and uses deep research agents to answer questions or complete complex tasks.

I contributed to the development of the deep research agent and the knowledge graph indexing and inference pipeline, eliminating OOM errors, improving fault tolerance, and tripling indexing speed.

AdaPhish

AdaPhish is an adaptive phishing detection and submission platform that learns attack patterns over time using a vector store and RAG, built with Docker, FastAPI, Next.js, and Nginx.

The project was published at the 4th IEEE ICAIC Conference and received the Best Paper Award.

Kineval

Kineval is a Python-based interactive learning tool for forward kinematics, inverse kinematics, collision detection, and RRT motion planning.

It was developed for EECS 367 at the University of Michigan and is structured to allow students to implement these algorithms themselves without needing to manage rendering or other supporting systems.

Folio

Folio is a startup platform that connects freelancers with venture-backed startups.

I developed the core email notification system and contributed to data migration pipelines used to transition from the previous platform, working with Django, Next.js, Docker, and Git.

ConverseCart Search Engine

ConverseCart is a startup that helps retail stores improve product click-through rates by providing an AI-powered search engine.

I contributed to early versions of the search system using word embeddings, bag-of-words models, and cross-encoders to enable fast, personalized natural language queries.

RTD Toolkit

RTD, developed at the University of Michigan, enables provably safe motion planning while accounting for uncertainty in measurements using polynomial zonotopes.

I worked for the ROAHM Lab to port the MATLAB implementation into a general-purpose Python library, while also introducing performance optimizations and improving usability.

Mandelbrot Fractal Explorer

An interactive Mandelbrot fractal explorer written in C++ using SFML.

It uses thread pools to exploit the embarrassingly parallel nature of the computation, enabling 1080p rendering and zoom levels up to 10^-16.

Plaite

Plaite is a nutrition tracking application that uses YOLOv8 for real-time food detection, developed during the 24-hour MHacks 2024 hackathon. It also includes an LLM-based food recommendation assistant.

The project received the Best Use of Intel AI Award.