Developer tools · Open source
I'm Rishet. I build developer tools and AI apps, and contribute fixes to open-source projects.
Open to software engineering and AI internships.
Featured work
01 / Featured CLI
One command for awkward file work.
Convert documents, compress video, trim clips and extract audio with plain language. It runs locally and works offline.
Try a command. This demo simulates file operations.
02 / Mac app
Say the message. Check the person.
Hold a key to dictate a WhatsApp message. Voicy matches the contact and lets you review the words before sending.
Interaction walkthrough
“Message Pulkit that I'll be late.”
I'll be late.
Speech and contact matching stay on your Mac.
03 / Local CLI
See where Codex tokens went.
Reads local Codex state and breaks usage down by model and project. No account or upload.
04 / Research tool
Search several videos, get one answer, then jump to the exact cited second.
05 / Earlier product build
Give it a city and niche. It ranks local prospects, finds public emails and drafts outreach from reviews.
Tech stack
Python
TypeScript
JavaScript
C++
React
Next.js
Node.js
FastAPI
Flask
Streamlit
Docker
Git
PyTorch
Hugging Face
LangChain
LangGraph
YOLO
Scrapy
Playwright
Selenium
Pandas
PostgreSQL
SQLite
DuckDBOpen source
24 merged PRs and 10 changes adopted by maintainers across 7 external repositories.
t3code · 9 merged
inspect-robots · 11 merged
agent-orchestrator · 1 merged, 4 open
graphify · 10 adopted, 6 open
webcmd · 1 merged
AegisAI · 1 merged
brickbyte · 1 merged
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Experience
10,000+ articles a day at Zanista AI and 40+ product fixes at BharatFare.
Resume: one page, updated Aug 2026 pdf
ViewBuilt authenticated crawlers that collected 10,000+ articles a day and stored cleaned records in PostgreSQL for summarization, entity extraction and sentiment analysis.
Worked through a 281-issue backlog and shipped 40+ fixes across the product. A competitor review found three missing UX flows, which the team added to the roadmap.
Helped run E-Cell DTU events and maintained the website.
B.Tech in Mathematics and Computing, graduating in 2027.
Anybody can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.
Martin Fowler