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prajithvishnur

@prajithvishnur

Joined June 1st, 2026

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Called It is a free prediction game where you call outcomes of real events like NASA missions, sports, and pop culture, then earn points and streaks for being right, with no money involved. The hardest part was making it feel alive on a free AI tier: new predictions are posted automatically several times a day, but the pipeline is capped, rate-limited, and retries safely, so it never breaks or overspends. I am most proud of the crowd system: your score reflects picks made by real players, and beating the crowd on a bold pick pays off more than following the favorite. To test it, just open the site, lock in a few picks on the feed, check the Space and NASA category, and look at the leaderboard and streaks to see the scoring in action.

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Got a working prototype and I think it’s looking really cool! Working on making the AI API work (most likely going to try to use Grok).

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Came up with the idea for the project to try to create a free predictions market where the only thing you get are bragging rights with no money involved. I hope this goes well! I have been working on the code and almost have a prototype ready!

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I built an AI Jarvis that is purely for NASA-based queries. It gives real-time updates using multiple NASA APIs. My biggest problem was figuring out APIs and using Google Gemini as the base for this project. My biggest limitation is that I can't pay for the better version, so I run into my Gemini limits pretty fast. I hope you enjoy!

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For the second major phase of my Stardance project, I transformed my local python program from a basic command-line interface into an immersive NASA Mission Control simulator. I learned a lot about python and API keys. I overhauled the user experience by building a retro-futuristic ASCII art boot banner, integrating ANSI color matrices for a custom green and cyan HUD terminal, and restructuring the system prompt to promote the operator to “Flight Director.” Technically, I expanded the architecture to dual-query multiple NASA assets simultaneously, including live orbital asteroid defense feeds and deep-space candidate star monitoring, while maintaining a persistent chat state pipeline so the assistant retains context across multiple telemetry commands. I hope to improve this so much and turn it into a website. Right now its talking using my mac.

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For my first devlog, I successfully built and launched the initial prototype of my JARVIS AI assistant using Python on macOS. By integrating NASA’s open APIs with the Google-GenAI SDK running a gemini-2.5-flash model, I created a continuous terminal chat loop that behaves exactly like Tony Stark’s sophisticated assistant. Despite hitting a package namespace conflict and a temporary 503 server capacity spike, the script’s exception handling kept the program alive, ultimately delivering a live, in-character briefing on NASA’s current Mars and Artemis missions.

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