Shailesh Maddhesiya
builds things in Python.
AI/ML & Python developer from Gauri Bazar, Deoria (274202), India — currently building AI/ML project using python. I turn ideas into working assistants, bots, and tools, one script at a time.
Solving problems, one function at a time.
I'm a Python and AI/ML developer with a deep enthusiasm for data structures and algorithms — and an even deeper love for shipping real, working projects instead of leaving them half-built.
Most of what I build lives at the intersection of automation and AI: voice assistants that respond to a wake word, bots that read a screen and reply like a human would, small CLI tools that just get the job done. I like software that does something the moment you run it.
Alongside project work, I keep a running practice log covering Python fundamentals — from control flow to mini-games — because the fastest way I've found to actually learn a language is to build with it, chapter by chapter.
Python repositories
Every project below is pulled straight from github.com/Shailesh103 — from a voice assistant to a WhatsApp auto-reply bot.
A personal AI voice assistant, wake-word activated ("Jarvis"), that listens for commands and answers using the OpenAI API. It opens YouTube, Google, and Instagram, runs voice-driven Google searches, plays songs, fetches live news, and tells the time and date — all hands-free.
An AI-powered WhatsApp auto-reply bot that watches a chat window on screen, detects when a specific contact sends a new message, generates a context-aware reply with GPT, then types and sends it automatically using PyAutoGUI. Built to explore screen-reading automation end to end.
A lightweight command-line expense tracker — add expenses with date, category and amount, list everything you've logged, and total your spending on demand. A clean example of solid fundamentals: loops, dictionaries, and a menu-driven CLI, built to be extended with file storage next.
A systematic, chapter-by-chapter walk through Python — thirteen chapters of concepts paired with problem sets, plus playable mini-projects like a "Perfect Guess" number game and a Snake–Water–Gun game. This is where fundamentals turn into muscle memory.
Shailesh's Python-based final year capstone project at MMMUT — the core build lives in a single focused script. Details and write-up are being added to the repository.
Tools I reach for
- Python 3.x
- Core DSA
- OpenAI API
- Prompt design
- PyAutoGUI
- SpeechRecognition
- pyttsx3
- Git & GitHub
- python-dotenv
- REST APIs