Project index ready · preparing city scan

SJSU → San Francisco

I build systems
in the Bay.

Six evidence-first products mapped across the places that shaped how I think about infrastructure, research, and reliable AI.

The cities are real. Project placement is a conceptual atlas—not a claim that software has a street address.

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Live demos
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Replay cost
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Keyless
Place
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Evidence index

The city has six systems.

Every project has a live, keyless path. Pick a system to see its problem, thesis, architecture, and proof.

How to read the atlas

Place in one layer.
Proof in the other.

The visual language separates geographic source material from the conceptual relationships between products.

01 / SCAN

City as point cloud

Official city footprints and height fields are simplified at build time, then reconstructed as lightweight returns in the browser.

02 / SYSTEMS

Portfolio as topology

The city recedes. Connections reveal shared primitives: deterministic replay, durable state, evaluation gates, and causal diagnosis.

03 / ROUTE

Two places, one trajectory

SJSU is the origin chapter. San Francisco is where the work continues. The route is autobiographical; project positions are deliberately symbolic.

About Aneesh

Engineering roots in San José.
Building now in San Francisco.

I’m drawn to the infrastructure behind ambitious AI systems: the environments, orchestration, evals, debugging loops, and trust layers that turn a compelling demo into something people can rely on.

More about my work
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§01 · Environment · alpha

TERRARIUM

The problem

The thesis

What proves it

    System flow

      Methodology / v1

      About this atlas

      This is a portfolio interface, not a navigation map. San Francisco and SJSU are real geographic chapters; project beacons are arranged to explain a body of work, not to claim physical deployment locations.

      Data sources

      Rendering method

      A reproducible Node script fetches public geometry, crops it around each chapter, simplifies the shapes, and writes small static bundles. The browser synthesizes point returns from those footprints; it never fetches raw LiDAR, paid tiles, location data, or third-party analytics.

      Accessibility and performance

      The 3D layer is progressive enhancement. Every project and relationship has a semantic HTML path, motion can be paused, reduced-motion preferences are honored, and mobile scrolling works without entering the full-screen explorer.