I am Aditya Anil, and Reeblev is my personal website. I am a writer, Software Developer, and AI / ML Engineer pursuing a B.Tech in Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence). These days my work sits at the intersection of Bio-AI and open source — from drug-discovery pipelines to agentic coding tools — and I write about the rest of it here.
I explore topics such as Artificial Intelligence, Mathematics, Science, Cognition, Technology, and everything in between.
Reeblev is the place where I share findings and observations on domains such as AI, Technology, Science and everything in between.
To know more about me, visit about me. To know my professional work experience, check out past work experiences and resume. To know about this website, visit about site. If you’d like to collaborate or just say hello, get in touch.
Featured Work
A few things I have built; the full set lives in the project archive. Each card opens a write-up and its source.
AgentTool
A terminal agentic coding assistant powered by locally hosted LLMs, with an OpenAI-compatible tool-calling loop.
RBF-SVM Simulator
A from-scratch RBF Support Vector Machine simulator that renders 2D decision contours and interactive 3D surfaces.
Convex
An open-source translator that turns native-language code (Hindi, Tamil) into executable Python and Java.
Mars Rover Path Finder
A Pygame simulation of improved motion-primitive A* planning and arc-based tracking for planetary rovers.
Tweet From Console
A Python CLI to post tweets straight from the terminal via the Twitter API — a 4★ community tool.
RILearn
An interactive text-to-speech ebook reader progressive web app (4★, deployed on Netlify).
Navigating the site
For searching the website, use Ctrl/Cmd + K or click the ( ) icon. For having a distraction free read, click the ( ) icon. To change the theme, click on ( / ) icon.
The Connection View ( ) located at the top right (in desktop view) or at the footer (in mobile view) shows the interconnected pages in this website.
The Internal Links (such as these) can be viewed as a pop-up view, which allows scrolling to peek at the page content at a glance. Moreover, these pop-ups can be pinned by clicking and holding them. This works only in desktop mode.
There is a Text Highlighting option, where you can highlight text with six colours to choose from. Click once to copy the highlight. Click twice to remove it. Click the copy icon () to copy all highlights. Click the bin icon () to delete all highlights. This works only in desktop mode.
For more information about the working of this website, visit About Site
Recent Post
Here is the list of recent 15 posts published on the website. For the full list, you can view the archive.
- The Mercy of Sea: A poem on pain and liberation for good (or bad) by the mercy of the sea (published on August 31, 2026)
- Item Response Theory and the Mechanics of the Rasch Model: An inquiry into how psychometrics transforms unobservable latent traits into linear, fundamental measurements using person ability and item difficulty. (published on August 24, 2026)
- AgentTool: A terminal-based agentic coding assistant powered by local LLMs (published on July 04, 2026)
- Senior Software Engineers biggest bottleneck solved by AI: writing code: Notes on the recent views and reception of AI among the faculty of Senior Software Engineers (published on June 11, 2026)
- Articles: All the completed and published articles written on Reeblev (published on May 06, 2026)
- In Progress Posts: Shows posts that are still in progress (published on May 06, 2026)
- Yet to Start Posts: Contains posts in its primitive atomic on which any substantial work hasn’t began (published on May 06, 2026)
- Win Win Win: A poem that says giving up is a sin (published on May 05, 2026)
- Rain of the Misty Forest: Cover over darkness, and clean whats unclean (published on May 01, 2026)
- Collection of Quotes: A collection of quotes to refer once in a while (published on April 25, 2026)
- Only Hope: The Warmth and Beauty of Winter (published on April 23, 2026)
- Generative Code Art: Showcasing the generative and creative coding art made with JavaScript using p5.js (published on March 22, 2026)
- Attention and Distraction: Notes on the cognitive and psychological science behind attention and distraction (published on March 19, 2026)
- Open Source Contributions: List of all public open source contributions I have made over the years (published on March 10, 2026)
- The RBF-SVM Visualizer: Watching the Kernel Trick Think: A visual tour of the kernel trick — building a Radial Basis Function Support Vector Machine from scratch and watching its decision surface take shape (published on March 06, 2026)
Last Updated Posts
Contains the top 15 recently updated posts on the website. For a full chronological list of the modified posts, visit the Modified Directory.
- Open Source Contributions: List of all public open source contributions I have made over the years (modified on September 11, 2026)
- Equipments I use (2026): My daily drivers, equipments, technical preference and the tools I use to make my life bit easier (modified on September 10, 2026)
- Generative Code Art: Showcasing the generative and creative coding art made with JavaScript using p5.js (modified on September 01, 2026)
- The Mercy of Sea: A poem on pain and liberation for good (or bad) by the mercy of the sea (modified on August 31, 2026)
- Tweet From Console: A Python-based command-line tool that lets you tweet directly from your terminal (modified on August 31, 2026)
- Item Response Theory and the Mechanics of the Rasch Model: An inquiry into how psychometrics transforms unobservable latent traits into linear, fundamental measurements using person ability and item difficulty. (modified on August 24, 2026)
- AgentTool: A terminal-based agentic coding assistant powered by local LLMs (modified on August 24, 2026)
- Convex: Writing Programs in Your Own Language: An open-source translator that turns native-language code (Hindi, Tamil, …) into executable Python and Java (modified on August 24, 2026)
- Discrete Mathematics Toolkit: Visualizations, tools, and projects covering discrete mathematics (modified on August 24, 2026)
- Donmain: A lightweight Perl domain enumerator (modified on August 24, 2026)
- Mars Rover Path Finder: Motion-Primitive A* on Rough Terrain: A Pygame simulation of improved motion-primitive A* path planning and arc-based tracking control for planetary rovers, built against a 2025 robotics paper (modified on August 24, 2026)
- The RBF-SVM Visualizer: Watching the Kernel Trick Think: A visual tour of the kernel trick — building a Radial Basis Function Support Vector Machine from scratch and watching its decision surface take shape (modified on August 24, 2026)
- Project: RILearn: An interactive, text-to-speech ebook reader progressive web app (modified on August 24, 2026)
- Token Vesting DApp: A Web3 smart-contract token-vesting decentralized application (modified on August 24, 2026)
- About Me: My attempt to introduce myself and justify my purpose (modified on August 24, 2026)
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Cover Art
The cover art was made generatively using p5.js