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Mohammed Alkindi

Computer science student at UC San Diego. Upstream contributor with 230+ merged pull requests across Microsoft, NVIDIA, and open-source runtimes. Focused on distributed ML systems, numerical correctness, OS interoperability, and deterministic data infrastructure.

In summer 2026, I was a data analyst intern at Shell Kuwait, building a Python tool that validated daily production spreadsheets into checked reports.

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MERGED INTO WORK MAINTAINED BY
MicrosoftNVIDIAAWSAnthropicrust-langPydanticExpress

Also merged at tox, pdm, mcp-use, pywin32, and MindsDB, among others.


Tools I reach for

Tools I reach for


Selected projects

Project What I built Explore
OmanX Sourced compliance guidance platform for Omani scholarship students abroad, powered by Anthropic Claude. Platform
ProofX Number-theory experiments with seeded, replayable search ledgers and bounded Lean 4 formal checks. Research
Ridge Spreadsheet analysis computing statistics and data-quality evidence deterministically before optional model interpretation. Source · Demo
Switchyard Multi-agent coordination CLI with isolated Git worktrees, pre-merge collision detection, and automated token budgeting. Source · Demo · npm

Selected merged fixes

  • Compiler numerical correctness: microsoft/onnxscript #3027. Fusing BatchNorm into Gemm silently changed model outputs when Gemm used a non-default beta. Corrected bias scaling and attribute forwarding with parameterized regression tests.
  • ML distributed systems and quantization: NVIDIA-NeMo/Automodel #4178, #4058. Fixed FP8 emulation flags for rowwise quantization recipes and mapped FSDP expert shards with torch.chunk memory layout under context parallelism.
  • Filesystem events & OS race conditions: watchdog #1204. Renaming file to FILE on Windows produced a false deletion event. Filtered redundant native records with file, directory, and genuine-deletion regression cases.
  • Windows installs & path budget: microsoft/apm #2941. Generated staging names consumed excessive Windows path budget. Shortened staging paths while preserving cleanup headroom and legacy naming formats.
  • Network serialization: microsoft/playwright-python #2748. Preserved blank values in Request.post_data_json for form bodies to prevent payload dropping on downstream API validation.

As of November 2026: 230+ merged upstream pull requests, including 79 at Microsoft and 22 at NVIDIA. Other core contribution records: TypeChat, simple-statistics, watchdog, and QwenLM.

How I build

  • Deterministic computation first. Models summarize and explain, but numbers, statistics, and signals are computed deterministically.
  • Reproducible execution ledgers. Every experiment and backtest records seeds, revisions, and execution traces so outcomes can be replayed and audited.
  • Upstream correctness. Defects are solved by reproducing the failure, writing the regression test first, and fitting maintainer constraints.

Activity note: My GitHub contribution graph reflects daily engineering, upstream pull requests, and workspace telemetry from local agent harnesses. I prioritize verifiable upstream merges and reproducible test coverage over raw commit volume.

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  1. proofx proofx Public

    Hunts counterexamples to number-theory conjectures and publishes seeded, replayable search ledgers.

    Python

  2. switchyard switchyard Public

    Run many AI coding agents on one repo. Each gets its own git worktree, and Switchyard detects collisions between agents before you merge.

    TypeScript

  3. ridge ridge Public

    Spreadsheet analysis. Ridge computes statistics in deterministic code with no model involved. Only the optional explanation step calls an LLM.

    JavaScript

  4. microsoft/apm microsoft/apm Public

    Agent Package Manager

    Python 4.3k 415

  5. CodeNib CodeNib Public

    Forked from sysevol-ai/CodeNib

    Find source context and trace calls across languages in Claude Code, Codex and other MCP agents.

    Python

  6. openwiki openwiki Public

    Forked from langchain-ai/openwiki

    OpenWiki is a CLI that writes and maintains agent documentation for your codebase.

    TypeScript