Rishi Venkat

CheckChop is the effortless way to split any bill — just snap a photo of your receipt and let AI parse it instantly, or enter items manually if you prefer. Once your receipt is loaded, you generate a shareable link that your friends can open on their own phones to claim exactly what they ordered, with live updates so everyone sees the bill fill in real time. No more awkward math at the table.

Built as a full-stack web app using Next.js and TypeScript, featuring OCR-powered receipt parsing, user auth, and real-time data sync via Firebase Auth and Firestore.

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Jev Thread Search finds a past Codex conversation from a description of what you remember, like "the project where I added export support." It scans local Codex thread metadata plus each thread's first and last exchanges, ranks the likely matches, and hands back the command to resume them, so you never have to scroll through weeks of history again.

Built as a Codex plugin and skill in dependency-free Python, using TypeSafe's Jev model for relevance ranking, with local caching of excerpts and results and API keys kept outside the project.

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Content Blocker is a Chrome extension that filters the web using one personal instruction, like "No travel-related content, but allow local news." A local agent turns your preference into a classification rule, Jev scores each passage against it, and matching content gets a white cover you can click to reveal. A flagged tweet is covered as a whole, images included.

Built as a Manifest V3 extension in plain JavaScript with no build step, using a TrueForge agent to compile rules and Jev for classification, plus a persistent fingerprint-keyed score cache, per-page evaluation budgets, and a request log for inspecting every call.

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Relay is the fastest way to draft writing with AI on your phone. Today, getting AI help with a reply or message means switching apps, copy-pasting context into ChatGPT or Claude, prompting for a draft, then pasting it back. Relay collapses all of that into one button press — it screenshots your current screen, captures a voice instruction (or stays silent for an auto-draft), sends both to Claude, and drops a ready-to-paste reply into your clipboard.

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Done is a prototype gamified habit-tracking iOS app that pairs clean UI with lightweight gamification to help users stay consistent. Create custom habits with daily or weekly frequencies, tap once to mark them complete, and watch your current and longest streaks climb. Every consistent day earns Growth Points (GP), turning the slog of habit-building into something more rewarding to come back to.

Built as a working prototype natively for iOS in SwiftUI, with Core Data for local persistent storage of habits, streaks, and completion history, and Firebase Authentication for account-scoped data.

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