class Sanan:
university = "MNS University of Agriculture, Multan"
degree = "BS Computer Science · '28"
stack = ["C#", "ASP.NET Core", "SQL Server", "EF Core"]
ai_tools = ["OpenAI API", "Gemini API", "Multi-Agent Systems"]
ml_active = ["Python", "NumPy", "PyTorch (learning)"]
building = "AI-integrated backend systems → research"🔧 Building production backend systems in C# / ASP.NET Core
🤖 Wiring AI inference into real pipelines — not just calling APIs
🧠 Learning ML foundations to understand what's inside the models I deploy
🎯 Targeting -
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Web Intelligence Platform Real-time competitor monitoring — scrapes live sources, runs OpenAI inference, returns structured business signals through a layered REST API.
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Multi-Agent Security Forensics · UC Berkeley AI Hackathon Four specialized agents — Investigator, Skeptic, Verifier, Reporter — running a self-correction loop over security telemetry.
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Academic Workflow Agent · Live on Vultr VPS Parses academic documents across formats, extracts tasks and deadlines, generates structured study plans. Deployed behind Nginx.
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Adaptive Learning Platform · DSH Hacks V1 Identifies student knowledge gaps through quizzes, tracks performance, and adjusts content delivery based on results.
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The research question I keep running into across all these projects:
How do you build agentic systems that know what they don't know — and surface that uncertainty reliably instead of hallucinating confidence?



