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Ashish Ajin — building systems for vision, graphics and intelligence

I’m a Computer Science student at the University of Toronto working around computer vision, neural graphics, AI systems, and creative developer tools. I like projects where research ideas have to survive contact with real software.

ashishajin.com ↗

Right now

  • research — neural rendering, 3D avatars, reconstruction, novel-view synthesis
  • systems — local-first software, agent infrastructure, tools that are inspectable and recoverable
  • interfaces — making technical systems feel playful without making them feel like toys

Project trajectory from creative computing through neural graphics to systems and agents

Selected work

A local-first AI meeting companion that captures conversations, screens and live notes, then turns them into searchable decisions, actions and context.

AI SYSTEMS · LOCAL-FIRST · 2026

Fast local code radar for coding agents — ranking files, symbols and dependency relationships without putting an LLM in the core search loop.

DEVELOPER TOOLS · RUST · AGENTS · 2026

A privacy-first, self-hosted notification system that calls you back when long-running terminal work needs your attention.

SYSTEMS · RUST · SELF-HOSTED · 2026

Runtime evidence for agent-authored documentation: inspect the repo, execute declared workflows, capture evidence, track freshness, then safely review and apply docs.

AGENTS · DOCUMENTATION · TOOLING · 2026

Toolkit

Not a list of every library I have ever installed. This is the stack and set of capabilities that keeps showing up across the things I actually build.

Repository-backed toolkit and capability map covering research, systems, graphics, interfaces, infrastructure and automation

The map is grounded in the repository history — from PyTorch/NeRF experiments and R3F work to Rust code intelligence, Go networking tools, local AI software, browser automation, CI and self-hosted infrastructure.

Repository trail behind the map
Research + visionTiny-NeRF · GaussianAvatar · Music_Avatar · Word-As-Image-HF
Systems + agentsagentgrep · shellbell · Re:Meet · quickget · DemoWeave
Graphics + interfaces3D-Website · NEAT-Unity · Nabokov-s-Cards · ashishajin.com
Infra + automationCompute_Platform · DemoWeave · Re:Meet · shellbell

Lab telemetry

A small automatically refreshed window into what is actually moving on my public GitHub. No streak score, no fake proficiency percentages.

Automatically refreshed GitHub lab telemetry showing recent public repositories and language signals

Refreshed nightly from the GitHub API by this profile repository.

The recurring themes

Vision / graphics. I’m interested in machines that can represent, reconstruct and render the visual world — especially neural rendering and avatars.

Useful AI systems. I care less about bolting a chat box onto things and more about building the execution, retrieval, evaluation and interface layers that make AI tools dependable.

Small tools with sharp edges. CLIs, self-hosted services, weird browser experiments, infrastructure, and things I build because I wanted them to exist.


// still making a mess — just with better abstractions.

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  2. Nabokov-s-Cards Nabokov-s-Cards Public

    This project explores Vladimir Nabokov’s iconic notecard method as a catalyst for inventive prewriting. By fusing his fragmented, flexible approach with modern Large Language Models (LLMs), we inve…

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