Inspect the inventory, stage a pre-lab, rehearse the procedure, and run protocol checks. An agent can assist through WebMCP, while the teacher retains the final Apply or Discard decision. The supported activity is a titration workflow.
02 / Educational robotics+
Workflow illustration
Educational roboticsLive demo
RoboBuddy IDE
A place to program, simulate, and explore.
An educational browser IDE that brings Python, 3D robot simulation, and bounded agent assistance into one workspace.
Learning scenarios include SO-101, OpenArm, LeKiwi, Unitree G1, and MicroDuck. Agent Assist exposes bounded inspection, run, and focus tools. It does not write source code or control physical hardware.
03 / AI & learning+
Workflow illustration
AI & learningLive demo
TeacherAide
From source material to a reviewed assessment.
Turn PDFs and images into draft questions, review the results, then export assessments or publish them to students.
Upload a PDF or image, generate drafts in seven question types, and review each assessment before export. OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini are supported. Export to QTI 2.2 or Word, or publish directly to students.
02 / The collection
More ways into the work.
The full project index, from classroom tools to experiments still taking shape.
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Reasonance
Collaborative reasoning across multiple AI models.
A terminal interface for coordinating coding agents.
Developer toolsIn development
Not yet public
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Audit.Pro
A desktop prototype for repeatable AI-assisted code review.
Developer toolsIn development
Not yet public
Projects are at different stages of development. AssayLens provides exploratory image-derived measurements, not calibrated absorbance or validated MIC values.
03 / Behind the projects
Different disciplines. A shared curiosity.
I'm Dr. Emil Jivishov. My independent projects bring together education technology, chemistry and scientific software, robotics, and applied AI.
The common thread is making complex workflows easier to explore and understand. Sometimes that means a virtual laboratory. Sometimes it means a tool that helps a teacher review an assessment, or a workspace for experimenting with a robot.