RESEARCH × AUTOMATION
A research loop that keeps going.
Exploring GitLab issues through an ongoing, automated research workflow—turning a sprawling backlog into something I can investigate.
I’m Deepak. I turn curiosity about AI into working experiments, agent workflows, and lessons worth sharing.
01 / SELECTED EXPERIMENTS
Less tool collecting.
More “what can I build with this?”
RESEARCH × AUTOMATION
Exploring GitLab issues through an ongoing, automated research workflow—turning a sprawling backlog into something I can investigate.
MULTI-AGENT × PLANNING
A LinkedIn networking system where multiple agents exchange ideas and prepare a plan for me to review.
LOCAL × CLOUD
Hands-on experiments with OpenClaw and Hermes across cloud environments and a Mac mini, alongside everyday AI tools.
Workflow illustrations shown above. Screenshots, demo recordings, and project links are coming next.
02 / FROM EXPERIMENT TO EXPLANATION
A new model is a starting point.
A useful lesson is the goal.
Start with a task someone actually wants to do. Give the experiment a purpose before picking a tool.
Try the workflow. Change the setup. Ask where it helps, where it breaks, and what still needs a person.
Turn the moving parts into a clear demonstration: what to try, what to expect, and what to watch for.
One task, multiple perspectives, and a walkthrough of the plan they produce.
03 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE PROMPTS
I’m Deepak, a computer science graduate student at UCF, open-source contributor, and someone who keeps finding another AI experiment to try.
My work moves between code and curiosity: GitLab contributions, automated research, collaborating agents, and local setups. I care about understanding the machinery well enough to explain it.
That’s what draws me to the AI Tinkerer role: the chance to turn hands-on exploration into something people can learn from.
I’d love to bring my experiments, engineering mindset, and appetite for learning to your AI education team.