Vadi Taslim

Most personal AI agents are stateless, sandboxed, and cloud-dependent—they can answer questions but can't reliably take action. Vargos is a self-hosted agent server built to close that gap: persistent tool access, autonomous routing across WhatsApp and Telegram, and full ownership of your runtime. Agents discover and invoke tools by intent, not by exact name. The core design challenge was keeping agents genuinely capable while preventing runaway autonomy. The architecture enforces operator-defined boundaries without crippling what agents can do

Chans.ai is an open-source voice AI infrastructure layer that enables developers to plug real-time voice capabilities into any existing large language model (LLM) system—without rebuilding STT, TTS, and WebRTC from scratch.

Most teams building voice AI waste weeks stitching together speech recognition, text-to-speech, and streaming infrastructure before writing a single line of product logic. Chans.ai eliminates that. It's an open-source layer that plugs real-time voice into any existing LLM system—session management, audio streaming, and knowledge retrieval included. Supports multiple independent voice agents under a single deployment. The goal: ship voice-first features without owning the infrastructure complexity behind them.

An application to provide free credit scores and reports, where I was the front-end developer and liaised with security and back-end developers to integrate data needed for the display of rich information in the user-facing interfaces. I was also responsible for the security automation tools that were developed by ZAP.

A MEAN-based app for schools market in France. I designed and implemented their entire infrastructure from the ground up. To achieve this, I also managed and trained a team of software engineers that continued working on the platform after I left the company. As of today, the infrastructure I designed is still being successfully used by the company.

A MERN-based platform to connect experts and clients for Indonesia and Singapore. I joined the project during the MVP was being built and was responsible to adding functionalities and solving bugs under the existing infrastructure.

A web-based mixed reality platform built by pure JavaScript. I was responsible for maintaining the core component of the 3D rendering engine as the owner and maintaining the existing custom framework.

I refactored the existing codes involving trigonometry logic and anything related to WebGL. I oversaw the smooth running of the app for desktop, iOS, and Android. The last touch was to ensure there was no memory leak caused by our framework.

A web application for a real-time proximity marketing and digital media platform generating traction to the mall's retailers and providing them with digital awareness. I was a front-end developer with responsibilities in implementing new features, solving issues and proposing viable approaches for new techs to support the existing application.