AegisAI
Five pull requests merged into an open-source AI governance platform.
The problem
Companies running AI systems now have regulatory obligations with dates attached, and the EU AI Act is only the first of them. The tooling to track those obligations, secure how LLMs are used, and keep up with rules that keep changing is still being written.
About the project
AegisAI handles compliance management, LLM security, and RAG-based regulatory intelligence, and it's built in the open on React, TypeScript, FastAPI, and PostgreSQL. I worked on it the way any outside contributor does: picked up issues, fixed what was broken on the frontend, and pushed five pull requests through review until they were merged.
- Five pull requests merged upstream: #163, #158, #157, #150, and #146
- Frontend and user-experience fixes on a live compliance product
- Work inside somebody else's codebase, conventions, and review process
- React, TypeScript, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, and Docker
Open source contribution
Merged upstream
Contributor. Five pull requests merged upstream, covering frontend fixes and user-experience improvements: #163, #158, #157, #150, and #146.
How it turned out
Five contributions now sit in the AegisAI main branch. It's the clearest proof I have of writing code that had to satisfy a maintainer, not just me.