Kundan Singh

Software Developer, AI/ML Enthusiast

About Me

I'm Kundan Singh. I'm a software developer at DCRefers, an initiative of Open Law Library. I write softwares, apps mostly using Python and NodeJS. You would find me doing things like development of backends, APIs, business logic and algorithms, infrastructure management and scaling, and little bit of frontends.

🌴 In free time I'm doing one of these: Edge AI/ML Experiments, Growing Vegetables or Reading Sociology

🤝 Want to discuss something? Feel free to reach out via email: hi@kundansingh.me

👨‍💻 Recent Projects

DCRefers

I'm the lead developer at DCRefers. Developing recommendation engine software and onboarding flows using Python/Django for DCRefers to connect qualified attorneys and mediators with modest-means citizens in Washington DC, USA. Currently, improving complex UIs using iommi. Earlier, used celery/joeflow to build configurable BPMN that is extendable as workflow complexity grows, built a pluggable architecture to allows apps access via AppConfig registry, and integrated a11y to ensure WCAG compliance and i18n/l10n to enable universal accessibility.

Lowbono

Lowbono is a PyPI library to build referral engine/workflows for a pro-bono or nominal-fee professional-referral system using Django. It has Joeflow workflow base, an optional LLM integration, and a pluggable-profession framework that lets you add your own professional types on the go.

SapiensInk

SapiensInk is a curated list of the best human writing on the internet — articles, essays, books, threads, papers, and more. Here is why I made this, and why it matters. It also has nice public API, in case you want to build on top of this. Read something that's worth sharing, and can write few lines on why?

🛠️ Hacks & Fun

EasyPrompts Extension

work in progress

A browser extention for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc that helps auto-paste, manages prompts, that you use daily. It also has a Airtable integration to allow your prompts getting synced across all devices.

WhatsApp Web Mutation

archived

Before WhatsApp allowed APIs officially, I wrote custom APIs to automate several business use-cases using the MutationObserver interface. No longer public due to copyright issues, but makes for an interesting hacking story.