Final-year CSE (AI) student working on reliability, open-source verification, and hardware-attestation testing.

I like engineering questions where a green test suite is not enough: what evidence supports the claim, what would falsify it, and does the implementation still hold when the input comes from somewhere independent?

Recent work across the AgenTrust repositories has focused on verifier correctness and evidence provenance.

• Reproduced a historical Intel TDX DCAP-v4 parser/fixture defect and isolated the difference to the six-byte QE_REPORT_CERTIFICATION_DATA wrapper.
• Compiled Intel's upstream QVL quote generator and used independently originated evidence to reproduce the structural distinction without physical TDX hardware.
• Generated TPM quote vectors with the Microsoft/TCG TPM 2.0 reference simulator and measured a signature/hash-agility false reject in a pinned Agent Manifest revision.

cMCP #528
Delegate duplicate Intel TDX signature-section parsing to Agent Manifest's canonical parser, with regressions for overstated declared lengths.

cA2A #120
Remove redundant delegation-chain verification while preserving trusted-root, holder-proof, and authorization ordering.

Agent Manifest #323
Simulator-driven reproduction, verifier fix, and reference-simulator regression vectors for TPM signature/hash agility. Maintainer PR #320 subsequently landed the canonical implementation.

Durable execution for agent-initiated financial operations across retries, crashes, concurrency, and uncertain provider outcomes.

• Separates logical operation identity from execution attempts and provider retry identity so retry safety is explicit rather than assumed.
• Measured Razorpay Test Mode behavior and backed the failure model with crash, concurrency, authorization-replay, and mutation tests.
• Public claims map to reproducible evidence rather than inferred API behavior.

A notify / digest / mute decision system with leakage-controlled evaluation, explicit policy precedence, and 277 automated tests.

Razorpay MCP #114
Adds optional refund idempotency-key support to create_refund while preserving existing behavior when omitted.

Python · pytest · mutation testing · Git / GitHub · Docker · PostgreSQL · SQLAlchemy · REST APIs · TPM 2.0 / Intel TDX attestation work · LLM/VLM integration and evaluation

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Final-year CSE (AI) · Jaipur