
Jargon
BuildingA desktop app that turns the terminal coding agents you already use into a team, with memory, mailboxes and an orchestrator you brief instead of each one.

@vaibhavdotdevRaipur, IN--:--
Engineer and artist at NIT Raipur. I'm building Tizmo AI.
Lately that's Jargon, a desktop app that runs your coding agents as one team, and Drawper, a whiteboard inside VS Code that turns sketches into schemas.
What I'm building and what I've shipped. Everything is on GitHub.

A desktop app that turns the terminal coding agents you already use into a team, with memory, mailboxes and an orchestrator you brief instead of each one.

A Windows companion you talk to by hotkey. It sees your screen, answers out loud, draws on your display and can drive the mouse and keyboard.

Find the government schemes you qualify for and get the paperwork right, by walking through a pixel-art government office.

A school of AI tutors on your own machine: ask questions, practise with quizzes and keep your study materials together.

A whiteboard inside VS Code. Sketch architecture and database tables, get real SQL, Prisma, Drizzle or TypeScript out.

Email that proves its security.

A civic platform for Raipur: citizens file complaints from a React Native app, and an admin dashboard sorts the tickets with AI.

The site for Codeutsava 10, Central India's largest hackathon — built as a working Windows XP desktop.
A web project, live at tapri.tizmo.app.
A production-minded URL shortener, with Redis and Kafka on the way.
523 contributions in the last year
51 opened on GitHub, newest first
29 tools I build with, by where they sit in the stack
I study at the National Institute of Technology, Raipur, and split my time between drawing and building. I like software that has weight: buttons that push back, motion that settles, details you feel before you notice.
Most of what I make is TypeScript on the web — real-time apps, AI agents and developer tools — with the occasional detour into Rust, game jams and VS Code extensions.
Building something, or want to? DMs are open on X and LinkedIn.