Fourteen years of things I’ve built: open source, client products, and community work.
Most of it is Python and Django backends; lately it’s AI agents. These days I lead engineering on Rosey, Fueled’s AI-native delivery platform. Now has the details.
This is a selection. Smaller things live on GitHub, and some client work isn’t public.
Where most of my time goes now: retrieval with citations, evals, and memory for long agent sessions.
My extensions, skills and prompts for Pi and Claude Code. Including review and handoff workflows.
Compacts long agent sessions in Pi Pocket without a model call. It came out of my research on agent memory.
AI for South Pole’s Quality Management Framework. Answers registry questionnaires with page-level citations, then drafts the reports.
An AI-assisted medical scribe that turns live patient conversations into EHR notes. OpenAI’s API beat self-hosted Whisper on cost and quality.
Small tools that do one thing well. python-dotenv is the one that took off.
Loads environment variables from .env files. Written after a credentials leak. pydantic-settings and uvicorn depend on it.
My working environment. Including the shell-startup audit.
Fueled’s own, simpler take on cookiecutter-django.
A production-ready template for new Django projects. Started by Daniel Roy Greenfeld; I helped maintain it.
Checks that usernames are URL-safe and not reserved or abusive.
Backends, APIs and architecture for client products, mostly at Fueled. The Motley Fool was independent work.
A CMS and an interactive mobile app built around his writing, not an e-book reader. Its Wagtail CMS links his works through the themes they share.
A backend that turns WordPress content into clean, fast APIs for their new mobile app.
A React Native app for RevZilla, Cycle Gear and J&P Cycles that embeds their website. The team now builds on the architecture the spike set.
Their premium subscription platform. A Next.js migration, a design system, and GraphQL over legacy backends.
Two apps: Breakthrough, which streams video and audio, and the RPM Planner. The planner coaches by voice, with AI.
The experience API behind their member apps. A GraphQL layer with its schema, docs and mock servers.
A real-time community feed inside their mobile app.
Junction, a learning platform for Apple’s EMEA carrier retail staff. A gamification engine and a multilingual CMS behind an Android app.
Also The CRM data layer for Goosehead Insurance’s app (2025), game backends for EverFi (2022), a patient portal for Beacon Health System (2021), backends for Alpas Wellness Centers and Omstars (2017), and Raw Mango.
Platforms for mental health, grant-making and tech literacy.
An anonymous support community for youth mental health.
The Open Technology Fund’s platform for open calls, grant applications and reviews. Later the base for Urgent Action Fund’s grants platform.
The open-source Django platform for the Government of India’s tech literacy initiative.
The Python community in Delhi and India, and a Django book.
The Delhi Python meetup.
Proposal management for PyCon India and PyDelhi. The project is closed now.
The Django best-practices book by Daniel and Audrey Roy Greenfeld.
From school and college.
The university’s new website, built on Joomla by a team of eight.
A web-based fingerprint enrollment and matching SDK, used in NIC’s Prisons Management System. In C# and Matlab, in a team of three.
For the office of the Chief Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities.
A school team’s plan for traffic during the Delhi Commonwealth Games.
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