Building & sharing

Work

Talks, tools, and experiments in infrastructure and practical AI.

Speaking

Harsh Bhuwania presenting on stage

Speaking · OCP Global Summit 2026

Connecting what we build with what actually runs.

A session on connecting build-time software inventories with the software and firmware running in deployed systems, using open standards.

Runtime SBOMs: Extending DMTF Redfish to Connect Build-Time and Live Software State

Watch the talk Read the reflection Official session listing

Projects

A mix of public, internal, and personal projects — most lean on AI to make a hard problem easier.

October 2026

AI Code Review Agent

AI / Developer Tools

An autonomous code-review agent that applies domain-specific engineering standards to every code change.

Built an automated review workflow that evaluates pull requests against a curated engineering rulebook, posts actionable findings directly into the review process, and automatically re-reviews code as it evolves.

  • AI Agents
  • LLMs
  • Prompt/Context Engineering
  • Agent Skills
  • CI/CD Automation

More details on request.

September 2026

Lab Reservation

Engineering Productivity

A self-service platform for reserving shared engineering lab resources.

Built a lightweight reservation app that makes shared lab infrastructure easier to discover, schedule, and coordinate across engineers, replacing ad-hoc resource coordination with a simple self-service workflow.

  • Cowork
  • Azure Managed Hosting
  • Vibe Coding
  • Web/App Development

More details on request.

August 2026

Deep Day

Personal

A daily planner that limits what you can commit to, instead of just recording it.

Plan the day on a kanban board where the constraints do the work: one task marked as your frog — the hardest, highest-impact one — daily ceilings of 1 big / 3 medium / 5 small tasks, and an "In progress" column capped at a single card. Every card starts a 25-minute Pomodoro or a 50-minute deep-work block in one tap, then tracks estimated against actual focus time so tomorrow's plan is less fiction. Built offline-first: no account, no backend, nothing leaves the device.

  • Flutter
  • Dart
  • Kanban + WIP limits
  • Pomodoro
  • Offline-first
  • Cross-platform

View repo →

July 2026

Alliance HQ

Personal

A daily, self-updating fan-trivia game for Prime Video's Alliance.

A mobile-first web app with a fresh 10-question quiz every day, 60-second riddles, and a word-unscramble mode that ramps from easy to hard. An AI agent reads each new episode's recap and auto-writes accurate new questions daily, committing them straight to the repo — so the game stays current with zero manual work. Shared group leaderboard, WhatsApp challenge links, and a live midnight countdown. One self-contained HTML file, no backend, hosted free on GitHub Pages.

  • JavaScript
  • HTML/CSS
  • Claude Code (AI agent)
  • Scheduled automation
  • GitHub Pages
  • Zero-backend

View repo →

June 2026

Health Pulse

Personal

Personal health dashboard fusing lab reports with wearable data.

Full-stack app that ingests blood-test PDFs (parsed via OpenAI), syncs Pixel Watch / Google Fit metrics, stores everything in Postgres, and renders trends in React + Recharts. Flags out-of-range values and surfaces AI-generated insights across reports.

  • FastAPI
  • PostgreSQL
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • TailwindCSS
  • OpenAI

Local project — happy to demo.

May 2026

Personal Website

Personal

This site. Next.js 16 + live data pulls from my library and Spotify.

Built in a weekend. Pages are static at the edge but powered by build-time scripts that fetch SCCLD borrowing history (cover art enriched from Open Library and Google Books) and Spotify saved shows (artwork from iTunes). A daily Vercel cron triggers a redeploy so books and podcasts stay fresh without me touching the repo.

  • Next.js 16
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind v4
  • Vercel Cron
  • Open Library API
  • Spotify API

View repo →

April 2026

AI Log Analyzer

EMU

100% offline, ML-augmented Linux log triage powered by a local Llama 3.1.

Upload a .tgz of system logs and (optionally) a source-code path. The tool extracts log templates with Drain3, flags anomalies with Isolation Forest + LOF, runs cross-log time-series correlation, then asks Llama 3.1 (8B, via Ollama) to summarise root cause, severity, and next steps — with code snippets pulled in from the matching files. Built so nothing leaves your machine.

  • Python
  • Streamlit
  • Ollama / Llama 3.1
  • Drain3
  • scikit-learn
  • Privacy-first

View repo →

March 2026

Media Summarizer

EMU

Paste a YouTube or audio URL, get a tight summary plus three actionable insights.

Web app that downloads media, transcribes it via FFmpeg + Whisper, and summarises with GPT-4o-mini. Designed for podcast and lecture binge-watching — turns a 90-minute conversation into something you can actually act on in two minutes.

  • Python
  • Flask
  • OpenAI GPT-4o-mini
  • FFmpeg
  • Web

View repo →

April 2025

Firmware Log Analyzer Copilot

Microsoft (NDA-approved description)

Compresses multi-hour firmware triage workflows into minutes.

Internal tool that ingests firmware logs and test artifacts, auto-detects anomalies with classical ML, and uses an LLM to generate debugging insights and reproduction steps. Replaces what used to be a slow, manual triage workflow on every fleet incident. Adopted broadly across the team alongside an internal Copilot rollout I championed (100% team adoption).

  • Internal
  • Python
  • LLM
  • Anomaly detection
  • Developer productivity

Repo private. Happy to walk through it in person.