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About

I am a full stack developer from Vadodara, currently doing an M.Tech in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science at Parul University. Before that I spent four months at Mamo Technolabs writing production React and Node.

Most of what I build is MERN: real time comment trees, booking platforms, campus APIs. My dissertation asks a narrower question, which is what an AI coding agent does after it gets something wrong.

Currently   M.Tech dissertation on failure recovery in agentic coding systems
Building    Recovery Bench, a benchmark for self-repair in AI coding agents
Learning    Distributed systems, LLM evaluation, benchmark design
Based in    Vadodara, Gujarat, India
GitHub Stats GitHub Streak

Research

A Self-Reflection-Based Failure Recovery Framework for Agentic AI Coding Systems M.Tech Dissertation · Parul University · 2026

Agentic coding systems are measured on whether they solve a task, not on what they do when they get it wrong. I built a benchmark that seeds controlled failures into coding tasks, then measures whether an agent can detect, diagnose and repair its own bad patch. The framework separates recovery from retry: re-running a prompt is not the same as reasoning about why the first attempt failed.

Result
Self-reflection prompting 3 / 3 recovered across the seeded failure set
Baseline retry 0 / 4 no recovery without an explicit reflection step
Test suite 433 tests across a Bun and TypeScript workspace
Explainer Dashboard Source

Tech Stack

Frontend

Frontend

Backend & Data

Backend

Tooling

Tooling

Selected Work

Project What is interesting about it Live
Recovery Bench Benchmark harness behind the dissertation. 433 tests, Bun workspace. dashboard
nested-comments Live comment trees where a child can arrive before its parent, so orphans are buffered and spliced in later. demo
Hunger Hive Storefront, admin dashboard and Express/MongoDB API over one data model. demo
Find My Driver Three roles over a single Express API with role based access control. demo
EVM Reality Check Each common misconception paired with a simulation you can step through. demo
CampusIQ 360 Campus management REST API. Attendance, assignments, timetables, events. API only

Analytics

Top Languages

Get in touch

Open to internships, research collaboration and freelance work. Email is fastest: nakullagad084@gmail.com

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  1. Food-Delivery Food-Delivery Public

    Hunger Hive — full-stack food delivery platform with customer storefront, admin dashboard and Express/MongoDB API. Stripe-style ordering flow and ImageKit media handling.

    JavaScript 1

  2. CampusIQ-360 CampusIQ-360 Public

    Campus management REST API — attendance, assignments, timetables and events. Express 5 + MongoDB with JWT auth and role-based access control.

    CSS

  3. Car-Drivers Car-Drivers Public

    A modern platform for booking professional drivers, managing driver schedules, and handling transportation services with an intuitive user interface and comprehensive admin dashboard.

    JavaScript

  4. evm-reality-check evm-reality-check Public

    Interactive educational explainer on how Electronic Voting Machines work — animated simulations, system architecture walkthroughs and common misconceptions. React + Vite + Tailwind + Framer Motion.

    JavaScript 1

  5. nested-comments nested-comments Public

    Real-time nested comment threads (Reddit/YouTube style) over WebSocket — resolves out-of-order arrival where a child can land before its parent, while new comments stream in live. React 19 + TypeSc…

    TypeScript