Recent Projects

A.I ChatBot (A.L.L.N)

ALLN (Advanced Language Learning Network) is currently a simple, rule-based AI assistant I built using customtkinter in Python. At this stage, it can respond to greetings, hold basic small talk, solve simple math questions, tell a few jokes, and describe its current features. Right now, ALLN doesn’t learn from conversations or adapt its behavior—everything it says is based on a structured set of prewritten responses. But despite its simplicity, it’s already something I’m proud of.The process of building ALLN has been incredibly hands-on. I chose to avoid using traditional keyword-detection systems or large-scale AI models—for now—because I wanted to have full control over how the assistant communicates. Instead of just reacting to isolated words, I built out entire lists of natural, full-sentence variations that a real person might type. This allows ALLN to understand complete, conversational inputs rather than relying on a single trigger word like “joke” or “hello.” It’s more work up front, but it creates a smoother, more human-like interaction. This method helps me shape ALLN’s personality more clearly and gives me room to write responses that feel friendly, intentional, and emotionally intelligent—even with limited logic. My dream for ALLN goes way beyond this early prototype. I don’t want it to just mimic understanding—I want it to actually understand. I want ALLN to be able to learn from past conversations, remember users, adapt to preferences, and grow alongside me as I develop it. One day, I want it to hold full conversations, provide real assistance in coding and brainstorming, and maybe even become a core part of my daily workflow or creative process. It’s my personal version of JARVIS—not just a tool, but a digital companion that reflects how far I’ve come and how far I still want to go. This is just the beginning.