Rohan Kaila

I meshed a NVIDIA DGX, a Mac mini, and an old Windows laptop into one private cloud I run from my phone. It serves local AI, hands work to whichever machine should do it, and shares one memory across all three.

A plugin that teaches you music production while you make music. The tool I wish I had when I started.

Send a track to one specific person, end-to-end encrypted, and they open it in a browser with nothing to install. The private way to share unreleased work.

Let your AI coding agent run on its own. It auto-approves your normal work and hard-stops the scary stuff (secrets leaving, destructive commands, spending), so you can walk away.

I cracked open Qwen2 and found two separate safety directions living in one model. The obvious one to monitor is the wrong one.

The standard test for catching a harmful prompt mostly measures vocabulary, not harm. I built the benchmark that proves it, across five models.

Type what you actually ate and get back real nutrition data.