Founding AI engineer and published ML researcher. I build LLM-powered retrieval and multi-agent systems alongside high-performance machine learning pipelines, backed by peer-reviewed research spanning astronomy and accessible robotics.
A fully automated multi-agent simulation of a D&D campaign: a Dungeon Master, an Orchestrator/referee, and player-characters, each backed by an LLM, coordinated by a structured engine loop. World state changes only through typed tool calls — never parsed from prose — so every change is logged, replayable, and testable. The engineering focus is on reliable ways to promote and evaluate long-horizon planning in agent behavior, and also observe inter-agent coordination. Ongoing project.
Multi-agent orchestration. Three distinct cognitive roles coordinated by a 4-stroke turn loop; world state mutates only through typed, logged tool calls, never parsed prose.
Search-earned, typed memory. Agents pull top-K relevant context from owned, vector-indexed stores (ChromaDB); provider-independent, so any role can run a different model.
Evaluation of non-deterministic agents. A variance-aware harness (N≥3 per condition, distributions not point values, an independent LLM-judge, pre-registered thresholds) to help decide what to build by measuring first.
Built two datasets of vibration data from manual and powered wheelchairs across fifteen surface types. Trained a surface-classification model using adaptive activation functions and extended it to powered wheelchairs via transfer learning, reaching 98.8% accuracy — outperforming SOTA by 3% with 40% less train time.
Parsed and analyzed deep-sky observation data from the GALEX satellite's spacecraft state files. Derived an empirical model of UV foreground emissions using robust regression, and generalized it to deep and medium-sky observations.
I've been drawn to the same question since I first saw a Lorenz attractor: how do simple rules produce behavior you couldn't have guessed? These days I ask it of LLM agents instead of differential equations.
Earlier work spanned vibration data from wheelchairs, ultraviolet light from a space telescope, and retrieval over financial text — plus a focused two years studying India's public policy and governance, which sharpened how I analyse complex, real-world problems.
NOW
Building — Amphoreus: long-horizon planning & coordination in agents