I like the “wait, why does this do that?” moment. Then I open the source.
I build things around quantum software, developer tools, systems, and applied AI — usually somewhere between learning the idea properly and turning it into something people can actually poke at.
current mode → build · break · understand · repeat
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An interactive quantum channel-discrimination lab built around one question: does maximum entanglement always help?
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Kottayam Online Judge — an online judge I'm building as a proper full-stack system rather than a throwaway coding-project demo.
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Exploring autocomplete and language tooling for Indic-language text.
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Developer-tooling experiments around making noisy logs easier to reason about.
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- Quantum software — Qiskit, circuits, channel discrimination, and learning what the math is actually saying.
- Systems & tooling — online judges, protocols, networking, automation, and tools that remove annoying work.
- Applied AI — useful systems over wrapper-for-the-sake-of-wrapper demos.
- Open source — reading real codebases, finding the sharp edges, and learning by contributing where I can.
Not a list of everything I've touched — just the stuff I actually keep reaching for.
Submitty |
Qiskit |
BodyMaps |
PennyLane |
Unitary Foundation |
I don't want to just know that something works. I want to know why — and then build with it.


