Aditya Sagar

Aditya Sagar

Cross-product ERP Engineer @Tracktile

Charlottetown, PEI

Builds with AI and reduces development bottlenecks. Currently focused on building products and reaching speed and accuracy through agentic engineering — keeping quality in mind.

01Writing
5 minI built PigeonEye in 7 hoursHow I built PigeonEye, a local-first macOS app for understanding confusing government documents, in a focused seven-hour build window.3 minBuilding Diffotator: Fork’s Interface, Plannotator’s Agent LoopI loved Plannotator’s review loop and kept returning to Fork’s interface, so I built diffotator: a local Git client that brings agent feedback into a focused, Fork-inspired diff review workflow.2 minPRWatch: Local AI Reviews for Every New GitHub PRI built PRWatch, a free and open-source daemon that reviews newly opened GitHub pull requests with the AI coding agent already installed on your machine.3 minThe Fourth R — What Every Indie Dev Misses About ResilienceVulnerability scanners cover Resistance — stopping attacks. Nobody tells indie devs what happens after. /resilience-audit fills in the other three Rs from Sommerville's resilience engineering model.5 minMy terminal only code review workflowMy current workspace with the intention to prevent touching the mouse and switch tabs to retain maximum productivity1 minUnderstanding LLM agent architecture for groundwork-aiI got a lot of value in finding clarification on what LLM patterns to use to build each section in groundwork.ai, I have been digging in Routing workflow…1 minTwo agents, one workflowSetting up a Hermes agent on DeepSeek V4 Flash to run my journal and a newsletter — and why it worked.1 minERP is just plumbing (and that's the point)Nobody throws a party for the pipes — until they fail. Notes from the unglamorous layer.1 minBuilding with AI in the loop without cutting cornersSpeed and rigor aren't opposites. Where AI belongs in the workflow, and where it doesn't.

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Commit activity
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02Work
2025 — Now

Tracktile

Software Engineer · ERP

Building the systems food & beverage manufacturers run their factories on — traceability, inventory, and production workflows. The plumbing that has to never go down. I ship full-stack features with AI in the loop, cutting the path from spec to production without cutting corners.

TypeScriptReactReact NativeNodePostgreSQLAI-assisted
03Projects
Dec 2025
MoodWeave
Shipped to the App Store

A private-first mood journal with AI analytics — your data stays yours, the insights come to you.

React NativeFirebaseiOS
2026 — Now
Groundwork
In active development

A current build, live and evolving. More to share soon.

2025
Discover Charlottetown
Full-stack · CI/CD to Fly.io

A full-stack city guide with interactive mapping, built end to end and shipped through a real deployment pipeline.

ReactNodeExpressPostgreSQLPrismaLeaflet
Ongoing

Built for the love of it

Games & systems, on my own time
Unity FPS — wall-running, grapple, and enemy AI.
Godot 8-bit game — own pixel art and music.
Anomaly — a roguelike built around SOLID and clean design patterns.
UnityGodotC#
04Education
Grad. May 2026

University of Prince Edward Island

BASc, Computer Science · Charlottetown, PEI

Computer Science, with a deliberately wide footprint — game dev, full-stack, mobile, blockchain. Exploring broadly before niching down.

05Awards
2025

Winner — Ship I.T. 2025

PEI's first hackathon · RevenueCat-sponsored

First place at the province's inaugural hackathon — built and shipped under the clock.

07Contact

Get in touch.

Currently building at Tracktile, in Charlottetown — always happy to talk shop.