I structure high-volume content, build AI-assisted workflows, and ship working web products — often all three for the same project. Every tool on this page was scoped and built around a fixed daily UPSC CSE study block, which is the same constraint I bring to client deadlines.
I'm preparing for the UPSC Civil Services Examination alongside a working practice in content operations, AI-assisted content systems, and web development. The exam builds a strong analytical base in political science, governance, economy, and public policy — and I use AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT to turn that domain knowledge into structured, high-volume content and functioning products.
Most of what's below started as a system I needed for my own preparation or research — a question bank, an AI research agent, a study tracker — and turned into a properly engineered tool once I built it well. That's the working method I bring to client projects too: understand the real workflow, then build the smallest system that runs it reliably.
Operational content work and independent consulting, run alongside UPSC preparation.
I take on content, AI-workflow, and development work separately or together — most of my own projects needed all three.
Structured question banks, curriculum architecture, research synthesis, and long-form policy or essay writing — built to scale across large volumes without losing quality.
Custom AI agents, prompt-engineered content pipelines, and functional web tools — dashboards, trackers, and real-time apps — built fast, deployed, and actually used.
A rough read on where I'm strongest right now — self-assessed, updated as the work evolves.
A working sample of self-initiated products — each one solved a real problem I had first.
A progressive study-load tracker that builds daily focus time from near-zero to a full 10-hour split, modeled directly on gym progressive-overload principles. Handles task tagging and class-schedule integration.
A self-improvement and habit-tracking app inspired by game-style progression systems, translating a levelling framework into a daily productivity tool with a full backend.
A Social Science teaching-notes tool for Classes 6–8 that structures and generates lesson content on demand — a portable, self-contained app with no backend required.
A disguised messaging app presented as a study-notes tool, unlocked by a passcode entered via the search bar. Integrates multiple LLM API backends for the chat engine, with full PWA support.
A tabbed study dashboard for a university-level optional subject — notes builder, structured answer-writing practice, a current-affairs tracker, and a full syllabus map in one interface.
A 35-chapter self-published literary manuscript, self-edited and structured, paired with a companion interactive timeline web app built for cross-platform packaging.
Active preparation for the UPSC Civil Services Examination — PSIR Optional & General Studies.
First Division — 65.41%
90.40%
Prompt engineering, AI systems integration, data management, and content operations.
Class topper across 10th, 11th, and 12th grades.
The numbers behind the work — tracked the same way I track everything else.
Assessment & study modules authored across five subjects
Self-initiated products designed, built, and deployed
Class Topper — 10th, 11th & 12th grade, back to back
Chapters written, edited, and self-published — "Moonlight"
First Division, BA History & Sociology — IGNOU, 2024
LLM backends integrated into one working chat engine
Live links go here as pieces are published — happy to send samples directly for now.
An analytical essay on gender dynamics, economic disparity, and institutional frameworks.
Moonlight — a 35-chapter personal manuscript demonstrating structure, pacing, and voice across long-form work.
Question banks and lesson notes written for clarity and retention across school and exam-prep audiences.
I'm preparing for one of the most demanding competitive examinations in the country, on a fixed daily schedule, while running content and development work alongside it. That's not a distraction from client work — it's the reason deadlines get taken seriously.
Open to freelance content operations, AI-workflow, and web development projects — short-term or ongoing.