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# Anudeep Adiraju
A product guy with a technical background.
location: Austin, Texas
now: AI engineer, Gimmie · Research engineer, UTSA
focus: product thinking, interface design, and development
## Flagship project
exec.ai — A product preview for turning a thought into a reviewable plan. The interactive demo uses sample context and simulated execution; live tool connections are planned.
## Selected work
- Gimmie — Bringing agent activity, approvals, and the results of each run into one place.
contribution: Website development
project: Agent operations website
OpenClaw · Hermes · PostgreSQL
Visit Gimmie — The dashboard may ask you to sign in for operational data.
- EzMsg — A sandbox for researchers to configure and test messaging protocols outside the live study.
contribution: Messaging sandbox, authentication, and role-based access
project: Research testing tool
Next.js · Node.js · Docker · GCP · PostgreSQL · Redis
Visit the product page — Public project introduction with an illustrative message preview. Research application access is separate.
Demo: unverified (reviewed 2026-09-07). The previous public sign-in URL timed out during the latest check. The product page is available separately; full application access remains unverified.
## Background
My work includes mobile research software at UTSA and the Gimmie agent-operations website. I have also taught in a software engineering lab, led robotics software work, and served as secretary of the Global Citizens Association. Away from work, I enjoy photography and looking at the sky.
## Interactive study
Apex is an original procedural open-wheel car with orbit controls and an exploded view. It is a geometry and interaction study, not a racing simulation.
## Technical journal
Field Notes architecture explains streaming stages and partial failures. UGC Forge API boundary examines live and simulated behavior.
## Stack
languages: Python, TypeScript, SQL, C++
implementation: Next.js, React, Docker, GCP, PostgreSQL, Redis
## Links
For the story behind the work, visit the front page.