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Ihor Kvasha

Software engineer in New York. I build a lot of things.

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Things I've built

πŸ“œ originshift β€” compiles US rules of origin from the eCFR and scores itself against the rule text CBP quoted in its own binding rulings. Ask about a good it can't decide and it names the missing fact, then stops. Turns out the rule for most woven apparel isn't in the published code at all. PyPI DOI

πŸ” claimcheck β€” answers research questions from the web, then goes back and checks its own answer claim by claim. Publishes the ones that didn't hold up.

πŸ“Š state-management-benchmark β€” eight React state libraries, three machines, three JavaScript engines. Ended up being more about whether the measurements meant anything.

πŸ“§ regards β€” a programming language whose source code is a passive-aggressive corporate email thread. Your inbox is Turing complete.

Subject: Q3 headcount β€” quick sync?

Just to level-set, we have 5 open reqs.

Per my last email, while we still have open reqs:
> Circling back on open reqs.
> Quick flag: one req is now closed.

Best,
Ihor

βš–οΈ solide β€” a contract-review agent that cites the document behind every finding. Built in a day at a hackathon, and says so.

β™ŸοΈ 8queens β€” the eight queens puzzle, playable, with a solver for when you give up.


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  1. originshift originshift Public

    Non-preferential US rules of origin (19 CFR 102.20 / 102.21) compiled from the eCFR into a machine-readable corpus. Answers which country a good is legally from, and cites the rule.

    Python 1

  2. claimcheck claimcheck Public

    A research assistant that answers from the web, then verifies each claim against the sources it cited and reports where verification failed.

    TypeScript

  3. regards regards Public

    An esoteric programming language whose source code is a passive-aggressive corporate email thread. Your inbox is Turing complete.

    Python

  4. solide solide Public

    A multi-step agent that reviews contracts and cites the document text behind every finding. FastAPI backend, Next.js frontend, browser extension.

    JavaScript

  5. state-management-benchmark state-management-benchmark Public

    A controlled benchmark of eight React state management configurations, with the full replication package: cross-hardware, cross-engine, and a row sweep from 10 to 1000 rows.

    TeX