I build tools for routing AI requests, exploring computer vision,
and measuring video processing performance. Based in Vilnius.
LinkedIn · Repositories · Currently building: Switchyard Desktop
OPEN-SOURCE CONTRIBUTIONS
Python · PyTorch · TypeScript · React · Rust · Tauri
Route AI requests across models and providers.
Visual routing, provider setup, and request insights in a desktop app built with Tauri, React, and Rust.
Development preview AI tooling Desktop
Built on NVIDIA Switchyard through an independently maintained core fork.
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Analytics for your AI footprint: token usage and cost across coding agents, on your phone. Mobile companion for tokscale.
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A multiplayer card game where humans and AI agents play at the same table, with a daily rotating deck and an MCP server for agent players.
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One multi-agent pipeline, four implementations: NOOA, Microsoft Agent Framework, LangChain, and CrewAI.
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My independently maintained fork of NVIDIA Switchyard, powering model routing in Switchyard Desktop.
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A browser-based lab for exploring the geolocation of detections.
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Comparing GPU video decoding with torchcodec, decord, PyAV, and PyNvVideoCodec.
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A psychedelic 3×3 Rubik's cube for the browser: fractal or image faces, scramble, and an animated solve.
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Physics-based synthetic 3D tennis ball trajectories (drag, Magnus effect, multi-camera views), padel court detection, and Airflow pipelines for tennis video.
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Earlier work · self-driving car and flying car projects (2017–2018)
Self-driving car · Behavioral cloning · Semantic segmentation · Traffic sign classifier · Vehicle detection · Advanced lane lines · Extended Kalman filter · Unscented Kalman filter · Particle filter · PID control · Model predictive control · Path planning
Flying car · 3D estimation · Quadrotor control · Motion planning · Backyard flyer
NVIDIA Switchyard ↗
Contributed merged changes for agent identity in routing logs, task classifier history, and redacting upstream response bodies from tracing.
TorchCodec ↗
Contributed a merged fix for frame indexing in videos with a non-zero start time when using approximate seeking.
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