Unreal MCP
A control surface that sends prompts and clicks into Unreal Engine through the Model Context Protocol.
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53 original repositories from Jeevant010. Cards link to a dossier, then to GitHub. No embedded previews, because those pages refuse to load inside the site.
A control surface that sends prompts and clicks into Unreal Engine through the Model Context Protocol.
A decoder-only language model trained in PyTorch, with the modern blocks written out in the open.
A sports and esports stats desk: fixtures, live scores, and standings in one dark dashboard.
Smart contracts for recording land on a chain, with a local Hardhat-style compile path in the README.
Gunshot detection with 1D and 2D convolutional networks, aimed at an Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense.
A LangChain and BeautifulSoup scraper that can pull a page apart and ask Gemini or Groq about it.
Attendance and assignments, with a Django REST API behind a React dashboard.
An agent that learns a handwriting sample and redraws new prose and math in that hand.
A Hugging Face Docker space for abstractive text summarization.
Notebook work on pulling structured fields out of resumes.
A RAG question-answering API packaged as a Hugging Face Docker space.
A public LangChain experiment sitting next to the book and scraper work.
Evaluation harness for tutor-response classification across Gemini, Groq, and Hugging Face.
A small autograd engine and neural-net library with an API server in front of it.
A notebook bench for tracking data-cleaning experiments in one place.
Course notebooks for NLP, kept public so the work can be checked.
A public music-generation repo, still thin on documentation.
A data-mining model repo beside the dialysis EDA coursework.
A public agent-to-agent experiment with the README still at the title.
A waste-sorting product in progress. The README says the deploy is still being retried.
A local, Netflix-style player for video files that never leave the machine.
A JavaScript storefront, public as a build rather than a store with customers attached.
A wedding site repository, public on GitHub.
An inventory manager in JavaScript, published with the source as the proof.
A JavaScript music-player clone.
A travel-site build, written up by its author as a response to a problem he actually hit.
A Zomato-style interface the README says is ready to open in the browser.
A nurse-calling system in JavaScript.
A fresh backend scaffold for paid learning content: Express, MongoDB, and JWT.
The public CrowdStats repository from the hackathon work.
The HackOdisha 2024 repository.
A cryptocurrency interface repo with the README still at the title.
An earlier sports JavaScript repo, sibling to GGStats.
A public MERN practice repository.
A Next.js app created from the default starter.
A JavaScript repository with no README.
A JavaScript repository with no README.
A small public HTML demo.
The IIIT Surat Spring Fiesta site, in TypeScript.
A tournament board: teams, fixtures, a points table, and a bracket.
A public Star Wars scene repository.
The Secret Level game repository.
A C++ folder the author describes as fun coding.
A public Voronoi experiment.
The GitHub profile repository: the old badge wall and pinned cards.
A public notes repository.
Notes for the operating-systems course at IIIT Surat, third semester.
A TypeScript folder for college work.
A Python coursework repository with no README.
A public C++ scratch repository.
C++ solutions and practice.
A public datasets folder.
Notebooks for a bigram language model.