what i'm up to

just wrapped up at helium homes, where i was in the founder's office building their tech from scratch: internal tools, databases, workflows, and a fair amount of ai glued to operations. before that i spent six months at mospi as part of the build for bharat fellowship, shipping an mcp server and a couple of open-source packages for government statistical data.

what's next

joining bcg full time, back where i spent a summer as an associate. consulting is the day job i'm walking into with my eyes open, and the plan is to keep tinkering anyway. evenings and weekends stay for building weird things.

tinkering

lately that means generative art: pieces where every frame is computed rather than drawn, with their own music. they live on the art page if you want to play one.

reading

still making time for books, still slower than i'd like. there's something about deep reading that nothing else replaces. podcasts and tweets are fine, but books hit different.