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antoinejeannot/README.md

Hi 👋

I'm a Lead, Senior ML Engineer, with a focus on nlp, mlops & software in production.

I have been the main maintainer of modelkit, a minimalist mlops python framework, for a few years.

I have contributed to the following projects: 🤗 huggingface/smolagents, huggingface/llm-vscode, carbonfact/lea

I have a few additional side projects, such as 🍊daidai, ⚖️ Jurisprudence, 📔 Paul Graham Compilation, 🖋️ nuggets, minimalist LLM-powered git message and some hidden ones in stealth mode (spoiler alert: SNCF railway disruptions tracking)

You can find me near Paris or hiking in the Pyrénées 🏔️

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  1. Cornerstone-OnDemand/modelkit Cornerstone-OnDemand/modelkit Public

    Toolkit for developing and maintaining ML models

    Python 154 17

  2. daidai daidai Public

    Modern dependency & assets management library

    Python 5

  3. jurisprudence jurisprudence Public

    French Jurisprudences at your fingertips @ every 72h

    Python 13 2

  4. nuggets nuggets Public

    Curated insights and consolidated notes from articles, videos and talks I enjoyed

    HTML 3

  5. graham graham Public

    Paul Graham essays, compiled

    Python 1