I got into cybersecurity by wanting to know how things actually break, not the CTF kind, the systems kind: How a Linux box behaves right before it's compromised, how an anomaly looks different from ordinary noise and so on...
That curiosity became Sentinel, a distributed Linux monitoring and security platform I built alone from the network layer up. I'm currently working on J.A.R.V.I.S., a voice assistant that doesn't just respond, it calls real tools and gets things done.
Outside solo builds, I led a six-person team through Smart India Hackathon 2025 against senior competitors and secured 7th place. Also, shipped a working multi-agent system in a single 36-hour sprint at Agentathon 2025 - a build that, as an unplanned bonus, ended up part of a Guinness World Records title for the largest agentic AI hackathon on record.
Sentinel : catches a brute-force attempt or a dead node before you'd notice either yourself.
J.A.R.V.I.S. : still building, already routes real spoken requests to real tool calls. Memory and wake-word are what's left.
AMACOS : delivered a working, judge-facing demo inside a 36-hour window, not just a design doc.
| Currently Building | J.A.R.V.I.S. - Routing works end to end, memory and wake-word detection are what's left |
| Currently Learning | Operating Systems, Computer Networking, and Cloud Security in more depth |
| Open To | Internships in Cybersecurity, Backend Engineering, Systems, and Infrastructure |
| Ask me About | Python, Flask, Linux, Networking, System Design, Threat Detection |
