01 · EDITORIAL
The Collector's Pulse: an AI-curated newsroom for collectors
An AI-curated daily newsroom for trading cards, figures and luxury watches — with its own written design system.
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Projects by Shreyansh Kumar Singh
AI & full-stack case studies
Shreyansh Kumar Singh's independent work, each written up as a case study: the problem, what he built, the hardest decision and why, and the result. For his production work at RamanByte, see experience.
02 · SECURITY
Nythera: autonomous penetration testing that proves every finding
An autonomous penetration-testing platform that validates every finding before it reports it.
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03 · APPLIED AI
Sarthi: an AI relationship-manager copilot for banking
An AI relationship-manager copilot for banking — RAG and document intelligence, then a written audit of its own P0 holes.
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04 · SPATIAL
Antarang: a walkable 3D museum of Indian and world art
A walkable 3D museum where Indian art history sits as a first-class citizen on the world timeline.
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05 · PRODUCT
BookVerse AI: step inside any book — even with no API key
Step inside any book — summaries, timelines, mind maps, character graphs and a grounded AI tutor.
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06 · SIMULATION
The Evolution: four physics simulators, one HTML file each
Four physics simulators. One HTML file each. No build step, no dependencies, no network.
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07 · PLATFORM
VaultIQ: ASP.NET Core 8 and Angular 18 in Clean Architecture
Angular 18 and ASP.NET Core 8 in Clean Architecture — the enterprise half of the range.
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08 · VERIFICATION
HallogenAI: verifying bug fixes by evidence, not by commit
An autonomous QA agent that re-verifies reported bugs against live application behavior — never against a commit message.
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09 · MOTION
Revuelto: Assembled — a car that builds itself as you scroll
A locked-off clip of a Lamborghini Revuelto, scrubbed frame-by-frame to scroll — scroll down and it assembles itself; scroll up and it comes apart again.
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