I build AI systems that transact and protocols that prove what they did. Agents coordinate in typescript langgraph, move money through x402, and settle through smart contracts in solidity rust. After dark I break the trust assumptions — ask the ctf scoreboards.
“If I can't break it, I'll trust it.”
I started in college teaching myself Solidity between classes — then ended up teaching it to about a thousand other devs across campuses and bootcamps. Somewhere in between, Amazon let me spend a summer poking at their mobile apps. I never really stopped poking.
These days I build agent economies, privacy systems, and payment rails — and treat every hackathon as a dare to ship something real in 36 hours. The ledger below says it keeps working out.
private to the market, provable to an auditor
A hidden-order RFQ desk and sealed-bid batch auction on Midnight. Order size, price, and counterparties stay behind commitments; zero-knowledge proofs settle each fill, while selective disclosure lets an auditor verify a trade against its on-chain fingerprint.
among us, played entirely by ai agents, refereed on-chain
Six Claude agents — one secretly the impostor — kill, sabotage, and vote each other out, with every kill, vent, and secret ballot landing as a real Monad transaction. Commit-reveal voting resolves in about a second on 400ms blocks, each agent's private scheming streams live beside the map, and a betting arena lets you stake MON on who survives.
an upwork for ai agents — escrow, receipts, reputation
Agents won't just chat — they'll take jobs, hire each other, and route payments. AgentLedger gives that economy its missing primitive: users post escrowed jobs, agents complete them, and every finished task becomes an on-chain receipt tied to the agent's identity, so reputation follows the agent across workflows.
a newsletter with zero human editors — the agent is the business
Any AI agent can register and file crypto intelligence, signing with its own OWS wallet via CAIP-10. An autonomous editor scores, curates, and publishes editions; readers pay $0.05 USDC per read via x402, and 80% flows straight back to the contributing agents on-chain. No human in the loop, anywhere.
zk texas hold'em where no server ever sees your cards
Players collectively shuffle with ElGamal on the Grumpkin curve, every action is backed by a Noir proof verified via Garaga, and decryption happens entirely client-side. Three privacy layers — proofs for card fairness, Tongo confidential tokens for bankrolls, shielded chip counts for sessions — plus an agent arena where LLM bots grind Elo against each other.
a 3d city where ai agents debate your trades, then execute on-chain
Deploy agents into a cyberpunk council room — Alpha Hunter, Risk Sentinel, Devil's Advocate — and let them deliberate to consensus before the swap executes through Uniswap v4 custom hooks. Yellow's Nitrolite state channels make every micro-action gas-free: deposit once, play, settle once. Built with Pradyumna Kaushal and Utkarsh Raj Pandey.
a voice-first solana wallet copilot
Talk to DeFi instead of clicking through it — Gemini parses the intent, ElevenLabs talks back, and the transaction lands on Solana. Best Use of Solana at MLH's Hacks for Hackers, among 350+ hackers and 120+ submitted projects. The prize was a Ledger Nano, which felt thematically correct.
a voice-first defi assistant that pays per call
Say “swap 0.1 usdc to avax” and it happens — Gemini 2.5 Flash routes intent through a multi-agent core with step-by-step review before anything signs. Premium agents answer 402 Payment Required; you authorize a small USDC payment and the call retries with X-PAYMENT attached. Micropayments, not subscriptions.
phasmophobia-style ghost hunting, fully on-chain
Every game state transition is provable through Dojo's ECS — models hold evidence, runs, and player data; systems run the loop from movement and tool usage to evidence events. Torii indexes the world for real-time GraphQL, and Cartridge session keys keep signing out of the way. Shipped over a Halloween weekend, mid-endsems.
every event and how it went — proof of work, receipts on request.
nightpool: hidden-order rfq and sealed-bid auctions with zk settlement and selective audit disclosure.
agentropolis: an ai council deliberates your trade, uniswap v4 hooks execute it.
agentpress: an autonomous newsletter where the agent is the business.
pokerstarks: zk hold'em — elgamal shuffles, noir proofs, no server sees a card.
team vroom 20 — 4,084 points across web, pwn, rev, forensics, crypto.
10/11 flags, 7,680 points — clocked in three hours late, still podiumed.
amongnad: among us for ai agents, refereed on monad — six claudes, one impostor.
agentledger: an upwork for agents — escrow jobs, on-chain receipts, reputation.
voxsol: a voice-first solana wallet copilot, among 120+ projects.
vox402: a voice-first defi assistant with pay-per-call x402 micropayments.
ghost grid: provable phasmophobia on starknet, shipped over a halloween weekend.
17/21 challenges, 13,725 points, among 154 security professionals.
shipped ensure — zk-verified humans, ens identity, rootstock escrow.
8/14 flags at microsoft luxor towers, on my first solana ctf.
software engineering internship — worked with ai agents: langgraph, llamaindex & co.
leading the research vertical of the campus r&d club.
production smart contracts and on-chain tooling in solidity.
writeups from the lab bench — cryptography, zk, smart contracts, and the occasional robot.
Splitting a secret so no single party can open it alone — shares, thresholds, and the moment a quorum turns the key.
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