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dikshant agarwal
dikshant agarwal

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SilaiSathi: An Offline-First AI Workstation for Independent Tailors

What I Built

'SilaiSathi' is an 'offline-first' digital workstation designed to help independent tailors and small-scale tailoring businesses organize their daily operations.

It focuses on managing customer measurements, tracking tailoring orders, handling business bookkeeping, local data storage, and AI-powered workflows (optional).

Demo

Repository: https://github.com/dikshant363/silaisathi

A public live demo is available here: https://silaisathi.streamlit.app/

How I Built It

This project utilizes Python, Streamlit, SQLite, and Pydantic. It also includes support for local model integration via Ollama and the Gemini API. The codebase features work related to Gemma, as well as AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) integration linked to Graphify.

Why Does Open Innovation Matter?

Open-source software and open-weight models provide developers with greater control over model selection, local inference, transparency, and costs. 'SilaiSathi' demonstrates how these advantages can be leveraged to make useful digital tools more accessible to small businesses.

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