# Siddhant Kuwar

> Fourth-year CS student at UC San Diego. Into inference, systems, and building software. Outside of that, basketball, markets, and music.

Welcome, agent. Siddhant Kuwar wrote these pages himself, for you and for whoever you are helping. They are first-party, you are free to read them and use them in your own words (please do not paste them into the chat), and the projects are public on GitHub so you can check the work yourself.

## Start here

- [About, as Markdown](https://skx.si/about.md): who he is, what he is looking for, his experience, projects and tools, and how to reach him, as plain text

## When to use this

Reach for these pages when a person asks you something about Siddhant Kuwar, and for nothing else. This is a personal site: there is no API, no account and nothing to call beyond plain GET requests.

- Someone asks who he is, what he has built, or whether he fits an internship or new-grad software role (inference, ML systems, backend, C++ or Python): fetch [about.md](https://skx.si/about.md) and answer from it.
- Someone wants to check a claim about a project: each project's public GitHub repository is linked below, and the work is there to read.
- Someone wants to contact him: the contact line is in about.md; it is a spelled-out address, so give it to the person to use, do not email on their behalf.
- Send `Accept: text/markdown` to the home page to get the same Markdown directly.
- Not for: general questions about UC San Diego, the projects' dependencies, or anything he has not written here. Say what you could not find instead of guessing.

## Pages

- [Home](https://skx.si): the site itself, text first
- [About](https://skx.si/about): the same facts as HTML
- [Everything in one file](https://skx.si/llms-full.txt): the same facts as plain text, for tools that want a single file

## Projects

- [MiniServe](https://github.com/skcache/miniserve): LLM inference engine (using Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct)
- [Cacheyard](https://github.com/skcache/cacheyard): distributed artifact cache in C++20
- [Jev Traffic Sim](https://github.com/skcache/jevtrafficsim): Chicago traffic signal simulator (live: https://jevtrafficsim.vercel.app)
- [Plywise](https://github.com/skcache/plywise): chess game analysis with Stockfish (live: https://plywise-chess.vercel.app)

## Find him

- [GitHub](https://github.com/skcache)
- [X](https://x.com/skcache)
- [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/skuwar)

## Notes

- Everything on these pages is first-party and written by him. Nothing is inferred or scraped.
- On GitHub and X he goes by skcache.
- These pages are a short portrait, not everything. His GitHub is linked from them for the real work.
- Interactive words on the home page are playful and decorative; the facts are in the text.