01 / 04
PYTHON
Bhasha-Stream
Sub-second duplex voice AI for code-switched Indian languages.
A production-style voice agent built for how Indians actually talk — sliding between Hindi, Tamil and English mid-sentence.
An event-driven pipeline streams audio through VAD, ASR, an LLM and TTS in parallel instead of waiting on each stage in turn,
with a four-state interruption model that lets the agent stop talking and start listening again in under 50ms when a caller speaks over it.
~509msround-trip latency
<50msbarge-in cutover
4-stageasync pipeline
FastAPIWebSocketsvLLMFaster-WhisperSilero VADMeloTTSDockerCUDA
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02 / 04
PYTHON
EvoThinker
An agent that proposes, runs, and critiques its own research.
A self-directed research agent that searches a tree of hypotheses the way a scientist iterates on experiments — propose an idea,
write and sandbox the code to test it, score the result, then decide whether to go deeper or backtrack. Five cooperating LangGraph
agents (proposer, architect, evaluator, critic, reporter) sit on an MCTS search core, closing the loop from idea to a written report
with no human in the middle. Inspired by Sakana AI's AI Scientist-v2.
MCTS+ progressive widening
5cooperating agents
sandboxedexecution
LangGraphMCTSVector MemorySandboxed ExecPython 3.11
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03 / 04
PY · TS
QuMail
Email with a quantum-secure dial — pick your own paranoia level.
A desktop email client that treats encryption as a sliding scale instead of a single switch: an information-theoretically secure
one-time pad for the most sensitive messages, QKD-derived AES-256-GCM for everyday secure mail, post-quantum Kyber + Dilithium for
messages that need to stay safe decades from now, and a plain fallback for compatibility. A simulated key manager speaks the real
ETSI GS QKD 014 protocol, so the security layer can be swapped for actual QKD hardware later.
4selectable security levels
ETSIQKD 014-compliant key API
Kyber-768+ AES-256-GCM
FastAPIReactTypeScriptElectronliboqsOAuth2
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04 / 04
GO
RadixKV
Stop paying to re-think the same prompt prefix.
When hundreds of agent branches share the same system prompt, most LLM caches still re-process those identical tokens on every
single call. RadixKV fixes that with a concurrent radix tree that lets thousands of branches share memory for common prefixes —
lock-coupled for safe concurrent mutation — paired with an O(1) min-heap eviction policy that prunes dead conversation leaves while
keeping shared trunks intact.
~78%memory footprint saved
O(1)tree-aware eviction
gRPCcontrol plane
GogRPCRadix TreeMin-Heap LRUProtobuf
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