Aasim Sani

MeowLearning

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This is a pick-your-problem style guide I created to educate everyone, from my leadership team to my ML engineers on working with AI in production settings. This is the stuff you won't learn in most ML/AI courses.

Artificial Manga Panel Dataset

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I love manga, but I can't read Japanese, and Google Translate's OCR + translation pipeline isn't great with manga text. So I set out to build a speech-bubble detector to localize manga into English faster (which would also help official translators). There was no free, publicly available dataset to train it on, so I generated one.

Second Brain Slipbox

Sneak a peek of my second brain

I read a lot and listen to a lot of podcasts, and most of it leaks out within a week. So I built a Second Brain using the Slipbox Method (Zettelkasten): a system that organizes what I want to keep into an interconnected web.

gwt: Git Worktree Manager

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Stupidly simple git worktree management for ZSH (and PowerShell). Smart branch naming, interactive pruning, and automatic config copying so you can hop between parallel workstreams without losing your shell setup. Built because I kept losing track of half-finished branches and re-cloning repos to escape merge-conflict purgatory.

ML Project Template

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An open-source template repository to kickstart new Machine Learning projects in a standardized way. Originally built for CopyCat's ML team (saving ~2 hours per project), it works for any ML team that wants a repeatable starting point.

Agile Connects

Energy savings algorithm development

An algorithm to find the upper bound on energy and cost savings when AgileConnects' IoT scheduling decides when AC units cycle on and off.

Pottery Stencil Maker

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This browser app designs underglaze stencils that fit a thrown piece. You measure the band that you want to paint on a mug, pot, vase, bowl, or plate rim. Then you layer patterns from open libraries or your own images onto the band, and you download an STL file that fits. Before you print, a print check flags plastic that is too thin, paint lines that would close up, and spans that would sag. Claude can look at the stencil and change it through a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server while you watch.

Pottery Rib Maker

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This browser app designs profile ribs to 3D print for the wheel. You draw the mug, pot, or bowl that you want to throw by dragging points, and the rib's working edge becomes that pot's wall. A height scale and a rim line run up the rib. The rib grows by your clay's shrinkage, so the pot leaves the kiln at the size you drew. A 3D view shows the rib against the pot on the wheel, and a print plate view shows the STL file on the bed. Claude can look at the rib and change it through a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server while you watch.

Pottery Roller Maker

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This browser app designs texture and underglaze rollers to 3D print. You describe the pot, and the app sizes the roller so that a whole number of turns goes round it. The pattern then meets itself where you finish. Patterns come from the same libraries and layers as the stencil maker. A print check flags raised lines that are too thin to print and gaps that clay or underglaze would fill. Claude can look at the roller and change it through a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server while you watch.