I build products, not just code.

Chaitanya Prabuddha

ABOUT

I'm Chaitanya, CS student at BITS Pilani, AI/ML researcher - while constantly vibe shipping. At 16, my technical writing hit 80k+ readers and front-paged Hacker News. That obsession never left. Today I'm founding Authos, shipping open source, and sitting somewhere at the frontier of what these models can actually do.

B.E. Computer Science - BITS Pilani - Pilani, Rajasthan

AUTHOS

Authos

SEO is still slow, still manual, and still a full time job for most teams. Authos replaces it entirely.

Founder

An autonomous SEO and GEO agent that handles the full content pipeline using LLMs, built for indie hackers, founders, and SaaS companies who want to rank without thinking about it.

Status

In alpha

Stack

AI / LLMs / Agents

Built for

Founders / SaaS / Indies

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PROJECTS

OPEN SOURCE

LocalYapper

Fully local, offline voice dictation. Open source alternative to Wispr Flow - runs on local models, zero API calls, nothing leaves your machine.

GitHub

StemLM

A browser extension that injects a 2-3kb subject-aware playbook into any LLM query, routing the model through a subject-chapter-topic-subtopic tree. Response comes back keyed, extension captures it, matches keys, renders a structured step-by-step breakdown in split view.

GitHub

IPL2026-LM

Post-toss, pre-ball IPL prediction engine. Ingests historical data, player context, venue signals, and live bookmaker markets into a structured ML pipeline built for decision-support, not benchmark chasing.

GitHub

RESEARCH

EdgeLM

Independent - github.com/chayprabs/edgelm

A from-scratch C inference engine targeting 100-120 tok/s on consumer Intel hardware, no discrete GPU required. Combines BitNet 1.58-bit ternary quantization, hand-tuned AVX2/AVX-VNNI SIMD kernels, and hybrid CPU plus iGPU compute to push 3B-parameter LLMs on hardware that currently manages 5-7 tok/s with standard tools. Doubles as the foundation for a research paper.

In progress

Can Computers Be LLMs?

Under supervision of Dr. Dhruv Kumar - CSIS Department, BITS Pilani

An ongoing research collaboration exploring whether classical computing architectures can natively exhibit LLM-like behaviour and what that implies for how we think about intelligence in machines.

In progress

ACHIEVEMENTS

1st

Solve for Pilani

BITS Pilani - Apogee Fest

Marketed a professor's campus bakery at Apogee fest, generating INR 3L+ revenue in 5 days - with the lowest average order value product in the room, against teams selling fast fashion and jewellery.

3rd

BITSpreneur

BITS Pilani

Built Gurja, a bio-CNG solution converting campus mess food waste into energy. Placed 3rd - and the idea got picked up by Blue Chip Food Management and has been operational on campus since 2025.

BUILT IN SCHOOL

Developernoon

developernoon.com

A technical publishing platform for developers. Reached a domain authority of 42 and 15,000 monthly visitors within 4 months of launch.

42

Domain authority

15k

Monthly visitors

4mo

To get there

A testimonial SaaS for founders with a one-line integration. Grew to 10+ paying customers and $300+ MRR. Built and shut down during JEE prep.

10+

Paying customers

$300+

MRR

11th

Grade

Writing

Technical content that front-paged Hacker News, hit 80k+ readers on freeCodeCamp, and was named Author of the Week on Hashnode and daily.dev.

Hacker News · freeCodeCamp · Hashnode · daily.dev

NOW

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MUSIC

Beatles to Bob Dylan to Peter Cat Recording Co at 2am. Rock, pop, and anything with a soul in it.

CHESS

1600 on chess.com. Decent enough to enjoy it, humble enough to lose interestingly. Play me sometime.

BOOKS

Currently: Sapiens. Generally: biographies, anything that reframes how I see things. I read weird combinations and I'm not sorry.