Artificial intelligence
Exploring what AI can do, how it works, and the practical ways it changes how we work and create.
I'm interested in technology, finance, artificial intelligence, and the ideas that connect them. This is a place to share what I'm exploring, what I'm learning, and the projects taking shape along the way.

01An introduction
I'm a student and independent learner, drawn to the places where technology, finance, and everyday problems meet.
I like understanding how things work: how a financial system fits together, what makes a digital product useful, or where an unfamiliar idea might lead. My interests move between AI, business, the internet, and emerging digital systems.
Some questions become reading. Some become experiments. And a few become things I build.
02Open questions
Exploring what AI can do, how it works, and the practical ways it changes how we work and create.
The internet, websites, software, useful tools, and the open-source ecosystems behind them.
Financial systems, business economics, investing, markets, and the decisions behind capital allocation.
Blockchain, decentralized systems, digital ownership, and the infrastructure of an evolving internet.
How an idea becomes a product, how a business operates, and what makes a venture useful.
Following an unfamiliar question, testing an idea, and finding connections across disciplines.
03Selected projects
Six focused products, connected by an interest in making complex work a little clearer. One live application, alongside five products in development.

From a pile of bills to information you can work with.
A GST invoice reader for small-business and accounting workflows. PDF and scanned invoices become structured fields, with checks that make inconsistencies easier to spot.
The live browser application includes invoice review, a monthly summary, and export controls. Its built-in four-invoice sample was tested, including passed, review, and failed checks.
Give accounting data a clearer story.
Designed to turn Tally and Excel exports into profit-and-loss reports, monthly MIS reporting, and budget-versus-actual analysis for people working with business accounts.
Planned workflow: import a trial balance, organise the reporting, compare variances, and export the result. The current project page describes the product; the application is in development.
A trigger. A sequence. A useful outcome.
A workflow model for connecting a starting event to ordered actions. The focus is making repetitive work understandable, including what ran and where a step failed.
Planned triggers include schedules, webhooks, and forms, with run logs and step-level retries. The current destination is the project introduction, not a working automation service.
Understand the traffic. Leave the person alone.
A lightweight analytics direction centred on page views, referrers, and popular pages. Useful signals for site owners, without unnecessary personal profiling.
The proposed approach uses aggregated numbers, no visitor profiles, and a small tracking script. These are design goals; the application is still in development.
A better conversation between request and response.
An API testing product for sending HTTP requests and checking responses against OpenAPI specifications. Intended for exploring endpoints and understanding contract mismatches.
Planned work includes request collections, environments, variables, and contract validation. The public destination currently documents the intended product.
Less repetitive interface work. More useful data.
A database-driven interface idea: connect a database, inspect its tables, and create list, detail, and editing screens for everyday data work.
Planned controls include fields, filters, and editing permissions. The current project page explains the direction; database connection and screen generation are not yet available there.
04A foundation
My academic background includes undergraduate and postgraduate studies in commerce. It shapes my interest in finance, markets, and the systems that make businesses work.
Independent learning is an ongoing part of that journey, from AI and cloud systems to the tools behind digital products.
The record so far: two Oracle certifications, with the courses and learning badges listed below.
I'm still learning, still asking questions,
and still figuring out what I can build.
Prabhat
05A conversation
For a thoughtful conversation, an interesting idea, or an opportunity worth exploring, feel free to get in touch.
prab.hat@outlook.com ↗