Asad Jehan Zeb
Agentic engineer and Shortfilm Creator
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The Museum of Ordinary Objects
A quiet gallery where the things people kept — and let go of — are exhibited with the same care as fine art.
Most of the objects that hold real meaning in our lives never get preserved anywhere: a childhood toy, a worn kitchen tool, a ticket stub. The Museum of Ordinary Objects gives them a proper home. Users donate an everyday object with a photo and its story, and it joins a browsable public gallery organized into wings — Kitchen, Childhood, Tools, Paper, and Worn Out. Each visitor also gets their own Collection page to manage what they've donated, with full edit and delete control.
Built entirely in Bubble, using AI-assisted generation for the page layouts and design system, with custom-configured backend logic for authentication, per-user data scoping, and the wing-based filtering system.
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The Glass Run — a 30-second, one-take AI film built entirely in CapCut Video Studio with Seedance 2.5. A runner sprints through six impossible worlds — desert ruin, dragon-mountain, jungle temple, torchlit hall, neon megacity, and orbit — and he never opens a single door: every glass door stands where no door belongs, each pane carries a faint translucent preview of the world waiting behind it, and he smashes through each one and keeps running. The whole film is one continuous take, no cuts, no dialogue, no music — just the run, the glass, and the reveal that the final room is a drawing. Built from one native 30s generation with 13 reference plates (character, six worlds, seven doors) and a beat-ordered prompt on the canvas. I wanted to prove that a one-take AI film can carry a full arc — foreshadowing through the panes, escalation through the worlds — with the runner as the only constant.
youtube post link: https://youtu.be/GecopqcKAPE
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Automation that ships.
AI engineering and email automation for creators, coaches, and teams who want to do more with less.
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Process Optimization and Automation Guide
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