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Virtual Assistant is a web application that allows users to intuitively and effectively complete an online application for assistance from the Westminster City Council. It is an app that uses a simple and intuitive UI to walk the applicant through the application process by providing step-by-step guidance. At the end of the application process, the applicant will be able to submit all the signed documents to the Local Government Pension Scheme Office for processing. Technical Implementation The software is written using Javascript and PHP. The Front-end part is made using Angular framework and the Back-end part is made using a custom made internal PHP framework. The Local Government Pension Scheme Office receives the signed documents via email in PDF format thus saving precious time that was spent assisting the applicants that used to go directly to the office to ask for guidance in filling the paper application form.
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Ocelot is an open-source code intelligence platform I designed to help developers and teams understand complex codebases through AI-powered search and natural language queries. The system combines semantic retrieval, syntax-aware analysis, and dependency graphs to build a structured representation of a software project rather than treating source code as plain text. Ocelot analyzes classes, methods, dependencies, and relationships across the codebase, allowing users to ask questions about architecture, business logic, implementation details, and dependencies in natural language. Key capabilities include: Hybrid semantic and syntax-aware code search RAG-based question answering over source code Dependency graph generation Method and class-level indexing Incremental indexing for changed files Structured metadata extraction Support for backend and frontend codebases Java, Angular and TypeScript analysis Architecture and business-logic exploration through natural language I designed the architecture, indexing pipeline, retrieval strategy, dependency analysis, and AI interaction layer with a focus on making large codebases easier to navigate and understand.
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Tilebit — Components and inspiration for Webflow, Figma, and Framer Tilebit is a platform of components and design inspiration for Webflow, Figma, and Framer, built for designer and YouTuber Arnau Ros (80k+ subscribers). The goal was to turn his experience and community into a real product, not just a showcase website. Arnau had the vision and the audience but no engineering background. I helped him plan the platform and choose the right tools for content, payments, access, and dynamic data, then built the integrations to make it all work inside Webflow. Key work: A structured content system on Webflow CMS to organize and update components and inspiration across platforms. Custom front-end JavaScript to fetch backend data and turn the CMS into a dynamic, interactive experience. Paddle integration for subscriptions, payments, and international tax handling. A custom Xano backend for dynamic data processing and API integrations. The result is a production-ready subscription platform that let Arnau monetize his content and grow Tilebit on solid technical foundations.
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