01 / Applied AI · 2026
SCRIBE
A RAG knowledge workspace designed to answer with sources—or abstain.
- Citation-backed answers
- Asynchronous ingestion
- Per-user isolation
Next.js · PostgreSQL · pgvector · Gemini · Vercel AI SDK

Open to work
been here for years
I'm a software engineer and computer science student from Coimbatore. I enjoy building useful products, especially where dependable backend systems and applied AI meet.

01 / About
I started by hacking around on the internet and kept following the questions deeper: how data moves, where systems fail, and what makes software feel trustworthy. I now build end-to-end products with a particular interest in backend engineering, real-time systems, and useful AI.
I'm graduating in May 2026 and looking for a team where I can learn quickly, own meaningful work, and keep raising the quality of what I ship.
02 / Selected work
01 / Applied AI · 2026
A RAG knowledge workspace designed to answer with sources—or abstain.
Next.js · PostgreSQL · pgvector · Gemini · Vercel AI SDK

02 / Backend systems · 2026
A private ledger that turns raw bank text into structured transaction records.
Next.js · Hono · PostgreSQL · Prisma · Better Auth

03 / Real-time systems · 2026
Anonymous, short-lived chat rooms backed by Redis TTL.
Next.js · TypeScript · Redis · Upstash · Bun

03 / Activity
GitHub contributions
@marsh15 · last 12 monthsThe contribution calendar appears here when the production GitHub token is connected.
View GitHubListening
SpotifyThe playable last track appears here after the Spotify credentials are added.
Coimbatore time
WeatherConnects on deploy
Visitors · 30dConnects on deploy
Site statusAll systems normal
04 / Experience
June — August 2024
CoralflowAI · Coimbatore
Built Python stock-data dashboards and improved product workflows through iterative feedback with the team.
Graduating May 2026
SNS College of Engineering
CGPA 8.0 / 10. Studying computer science with IoT, cybersecurity, and blockchain.
“If you put 10,000 hours in a thing you'll eventually become expert at it, so the question should be: am I putting 10,000 hours of work in this thing?”