Mobile hardware & software engineer · Independent builder · Pakistan
Current focus · Public project · How I work · Contact
I'm Muhammad Waseem Akram. I work across mobile hardware, software, and AI tooling, with an interest in how the parts of a system connect and behave in everyday use.
My work brings together agent workflows, local tools, and developer utilities. I care about clear controls, useful diagnostics, and software that people can understand and operate.
An AI workspace I am developing for chat, coding assistance, and automation. My current focus is connecting its agents, tools, and runtime components through a consistent interface.
The source is currently private. For project questions or collaboration, get in touch.
| Area | Focus |
|---|---|
| AI systems | Agent workflows, model integration, memory, and tool use |
| Software engineering | TypeScript, Python, Rust, and application integration |
| Hardware and systems | Mobile hardware, troubleshooting, and embedded systems |
| Developer tools | Source structure, diagnostics, and maintainable workflows |
A TypeScript analyzer for projects that organize source files into numbered pipelines. It checks how those files connect and provides a static HTML dashboard for reviewing the results.
- Detects broken references, duplicate IDs, missing endpoints, and orphaned files.
- Traces START-to-END flows and reports gaps or loops.
- Keeps the analysis engine separate from the application source.
Explore the source and setup guide →
- Start with the problem. Keep the workflow and the person using it in view.
- Make behavior visible. Use clear status, logs, and error messages.
- Check the evidence. Distinguish implemented features from work still in progress.
- Improve the details. Refine setup, naming, documentation, and everyday usability.
I'm interested in conversations about practical AI tools, hardware and software integration, and developer workflows.
Email: waseemjutt814@gmail.com
GitHub: @waseemjutt814