WorkUp is a project management tool designed to streamline and automate the process of project setup and management. Using AI-powered algorithms, the tool efficiently distributes tasks to team members based on their expertise, ensuring optimal productivity. WorkUp allows users to upload project descriptions and team expertise in various formats (PDF, DOCX, TXT) or manually input the data. The AI system analyzes this information to assign tasks, generate detailed workflows, and create visual flowcharts for a clearer understanding of the project’s progression. Additionally, WorkUp suggests creative project names and generates a starter code structure to kickstart development. Built on a user-friendly Streamlit interface, the tool allows for seamless interaction and feedback collection, enabling continuous improvement. WorkUp saves time, enhances collaboration, and scales easily to accommodate projects of different sizes and complexities. Future enhancements include advanced customization options, integration with existing project management tools, and mobile support.

PoliBot is an advanced global crisis negotiation simulator built using Python and Streamlit. The core idea is to model complex international relations and decision-making during various global emergencies (like climate collapse, pandemics, or energy crises) using autonomous AI agents. Each agent represents a specific country (e.g., USA, China, India, EU, Pakistan), equipped with a unique profile detailing its strengths, weaknesses, and national interests. Leveraging the Groq API and the Llama3 language model, these agents analyze the ongoing scenario, consult their recent memory of interactions, and decide on diplomatic actions—such as proposing deals, building alliances, or raising concerns—to best serve their country's objectives. The simulation dynamically tracks key global metrics (Peace Index, Economic Growth, CO₂ Emissions, etc.) and visualizes the evolving diplomatic network and relationships between nations using NetworkX and Matplotlib. Users can configure the scenario, participating nations, simulation speed, and other parameters, observing how AI-driven diplomacy unfolds turn by turn. The project demonstrates the potential of LLMs in simulating complex multi-agent systems and geopolitical dynamics.