CursorArc
A native desktop mouse jiggler for macOS and Windows that moves the real cursor with natural variation, yields instantly to manual input, and helps keep computers awake.
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I ship backend systems and cloud infrastructure that run live in production, co-author AI research, and win the occasional national hackathon. The parts users never see? That's where I live.
A native desktop mouse jiggler for macOS and Windows that moves the real cursor with natural variation, yields instantly to manual input, and helps keep computers awake.
A persistent developer context and decision system written in Go: typed knowledge entries, atomic writes, Git-backed history and provenance tracking, designed for coding agents with MCP integration in mind.
An AI assistant deployed for Riverbridge. Connectors ingest activity from Slack, Jira and GitHub into an embedding pipeline with semantic retrieval, running live in production.
An evidence-backed pull request review workbench. A deterministic facts engine and a citation gate check every LLM-suggested finding against the diff, dependency edges and measured test coverage, so only verified findings are shown as verified.
A lightweight runtime that lets AI agents pause, release their compute, and resume later without losing state, plus dynamic placement across ephemeral and persistent workers.
Published at ICCTWC 2026 · DOI
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Hey, I'm Amaan, a full-stack engineer from Mumbai working across backend systems and cloud infrastructure. I care about the parts users never see: the deployment pipeline, the auth flow, the data layer that has to keep up for years.
Where I'm headed: AI infrastructure. I've co-authored research on optimal transport reward shaping and conformal retrieval, and I build the ingestion, retrieval and deployment plumbing AI applications actually run on; the goal being to work as an infrastructure AI engineer, one system at a time.
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