Krama Core
Open-source FHIR R4 and compliance SDK for India's ABDM health network. Published to PyPI, Apache 2.0 licensed.
One decision: Compliance returns blockers, not warnings.
Full-stack & AI engineer in Sydney
I build AI systems that know what they don't know.
Open-source FHIR R4 and compliance SDK for India's ABDM health network. Published to PyPI, Apache 2.0 licensed.
One decision: Compliance returns blockers, not warnings.
AI triage and referral platform for the Lake Macquarie & Newcastle Suicide Prevention Network. Built with a teammate at NGM Group's hackathon, May 2026.
One decision: Crisis numbers survive the backend.
Cross-game LLM deception benchmark: five social deduction games behind one engine interface, with structured decision traces. What exists is benchmark infrastructure, not findings.
One decision: Score the public rationale, not the chain-of-thought.
Cultural research workspace that labels every AI claim by how far you should trust it. Built solo in about five hours at the OpenAI Codex Hackathon, Sydney.
One decision: Every claim carries its epistemic status.
Every system I've built has the same signature: it tells you how much to trust it. I build AI systems that know what they don't know.
I'm from Andhra Pradesh (Telugu). When my grandmother needed care, our records travelled on paper. For many underserved communities in India, the nearest hospital can be 60 kilometres away; they're who this work is for. That's why I maintain Krama Core, an open-source FHIR and compliance SDK for India's ABDM health network, published under Nirvya Labs.