Labs & experiments
Prototypes, demos and R&D.
None of these is a paid client project. They show how we approach retrieval, agents, scoring and local inference before it reaches production, and each one says where the claim stops.
- 01
TasteTrend Analytics
RAG proof of concept, demo available · AWS Bedrock, OpenSearch, Lambda, React
AI retrieval over restaurant reviews: heterogeneous review files are normalised, indexed in OpenSearch and queried through a Bedrock agent that returns source-linked answers in a web demo.
Where the claim stops: A documented PoC run over four review inputs. No production SLA, no published retrieval score, no client outcome.
- 02
MarketIQ
Hackathon case study · React, Express, TypeScript, Qdrant, LangSmith
LLM market-intelligence workflow built at a PwC hackathon: one strategic question becomes ranked hypotheses, evidence references, actions and a workflow trace.
Where the claim stops: Core company and market data is synthetic. Decision support, not causal proof.
- 03
Scoutbound
Agent workflow, prototype · TinyFish, TypeScript, Express, SQLite
Agentic prospecting workflow: research leads with a browser agent, keep the evidence, score fit with reviewable reasons, export to CSV/JSON or a CRM handoff. Live, mock and degraded modes are explicit.
Where the claim stops: Mock mode is the default. Extraction quality is not benchmarked publicly.
- 04
Revon
RevOps, under development · React, Express, Prisma, PostgreSQL, Python
Multi-tenant lead workspace with explainable rule scoring, background workers, reporting and ML training/inference scaffolding.
Where the claim stops: No trained model artifact, calibration report or production outcome is claimed.
- 05
AI Research Intelligence
Local RAG, R&D · Python, FAISS, MiniLM, Qwen, FastAPI
CPU-first research assistant: arXiv ingestion, exact FAISS retrieval, cross-encoder reranking and local Qwen synthesis with no paid inference API at runtime.
Where the claim stops: Model, corpus and index are external downloads. Quality evaluation is heuristic.
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