I'm Ganesh, an AI Engineer at Flid AI in Mumbai, India. I'm building LeapView — open-source BI powered by Go and DuckDB.
My work connects governed analytics, backend infrastructure, and AI agents: semantic models and dashboards defined as code, reviewed in Git, and explored through dashboards and agents.
- 🧠 Current focus: Go backends, DuckDB query execution, semantic data models, and context retrieval for agents.
- ⚡ Core tools: Go, DuckDB, and Python.
- 🛠️ Things I build: agent-native analytics, local code intelligence, honeypot infrastructure, and NLP tools.
- 🔬 Research: 2 published papers on distributed honeypot architectures and machine learning-driven threat classification.
- 🌱 Community: Project Admin & Maintainer for ECSoC'26 and open-source contributor at GSSoC'26.
- 🏆 Achievements: Winner, Site Craft Web Development Challenge (VAMINT Club 2025); runner-up, Prep-A-Thon Coding Competition (Technobash 2025).
A few corners of my work — from agent-native analytics and code intelligence to security and cloud infrastructure.
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Open-source BI at Flid AI: governed semantic models, dashboards as code, and analytics for AI agents.
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Local codebase intelligence with GraphRAG, AST-based context, and answers grounded in source files.
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Multi-protocol honeypot infrastructure with live attack telemetry, threat scoring, and attacker profiling.
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Detecting paraphrased and cross-lingual text similarity with multilingual embeddings and vector search.
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Serverless URL shortening with Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, S3, and CloudFront.
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CUDA-accelerated character-frequency counting, Huffman code generation, and CPU/GPU benchmarks.
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More experiments, tools, and builds ↗
My contribution calendar, with a little personality. Refreshed daily.
⚡ Recent public activity
- 🎉 Merged PR #648 in flidai/leapview
- 🗣 Commented on #648 in flidai/leapview
- 🎉 Merged PR #649 in flidai/leapview
- 🗣 Commented on #648 in flidai/leapview
- 💪 Opened PR #649 in flidai/leapview
I'm interested in collaborating on agent-native systems, Golang infrastructure, analytics as code, and open source. If you're working on a problem in that space, I'd love to hear about it.






