Side Projects Monorepo

A multi-project repository that combines AI experiments, automation tools, web development work, client integrations, and general software practice in one place.

Overview

This monorepo is designed to:

• Keep related projects in a single organized workspace
• Support experimentation across multiple stacks (Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, web frameworks)
• Encourage reusable patterns for scripts, prototypes, and production-minded apps

Project Directory

Folder Name	Language/Tech	Brief Description
Agentic AI	Python, LLM tooling	Agent-style AI experiments, workflows, and prototypes.
Automation projects	Python, Selenium, scripting	Browser and task automation scripts for practical workflows.
Clients	Python, API integrations	Client-specific integrations and local utility apps.
Combined projects	Mixed (Python/JS)	Cross-domain projects that combine multiple ideas or stacks.
Generative AI (Gul)	Python, GenAI APIs	Generative AI projects and experiments by Gul.
Generative AI (Hamza)	Python, GenAI APIs, notebooks	Generative AI projects, notebook workflows, and model demos by Hamza.
Graphs and traversals	Python	Data structure and algorithm practice focused on graph problems.
Just for fun	Mixed	Small exploratory projects, coding experiments, and quick builds.
LangChain	Python, LangChain	LLM applications using LangChain, embeddings, and retrieval patterns.
Other than Gen AI	Python	General Python practice and utility scripts outside GenAI scope.
Vestra website	Node.js, Next.js/Vite, web stack	Web application and frontend-focused development work.
.github	GitHub Actions, YAML	CI/CD workflows, automation pipelines, and repository automation settings.

Tech Stack

• Python: AI workflows, automation, APIs, scripting
• Node.js / Web: frontend and web application projects
• GitHub Actions: CI/CD pipelines and automation
• Notebooks: research and iterative experimentation

Monorepo Conventions

• Centralized ignore rules in .gitignore for Node, Python, IDE, and OS artifacts
• Project-specific dependencies are managed within each folder
• CI/CD workflows are defined under .github/workflows

Getting Started

1. Clone the repository
2. Open your target project folder
3. Install dependencies for that project stack
4. Run locally and iterate

Contributors

• Muhammad Hamza
• Gul Ahmad

Status

Active and continuously evolving with new experiments, automation utilities, and production-ready improvements.