George Tskitishvili, Tbilisi and France george.tskitishvili9@gmail.com

I build AI systems that run unattended in production, and the verification discipline that makes them trustworthy.

I work with AI coding agents to ship more than one engineer normally could, and every change is verified by automated tests. The discipline is the point, not the volume.

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Saqme To Do

A to-do app that AI assistants can manage for you. Open source, runs in the browser with nothing to install.

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Yvito TV

A short-video channel that writes, voices, edits and publishes itself. The view counts are on the channels.

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From 1–3% of calls reviewed to 100%

Call analytics for Alta, a Georgian electronics retailer

Alta's quality team could listen to 1–3% of its customer calls. I built a pipeline on Vertex AI and Gemini that transcribes every call and scores it against the company's own quality criteria. Before any AI finding reaches a report, a truth-check gate verifies it against the transcript.

Every call is now reviewed. About 400,000 call minutes have been processed, roughly 6,700 hours of listening. Over seven months Alta sent 11 change requests; each was answered within a business day and shipped within two.

A video channel that runs itself

Yvito TV, my own project

Every reel is researched, written, checked, voiced, rendered and published by the system. A human approves one Telegram message a day; the rest runs on its own.

  1. Sources
  2. Topic
  3. Script
  4. Fact-check
  5. Proofread
  6. Voice
  7. Render
  8. Human approval
  9. Publish ×4
  10. Metrics, 14 days

↺ Every Sunday, metrics rewrite the prompts

The weekly loop uses the best and worst reels of the past month, so measured retention shapes the next script. It took about five days to build. Week one: 100,000+ views and around 400 followers.

A 3D viewer for engineering simulations

Saïna, France, six-month internship

I was the sole engineer on a C++ and OpenGL desktop application for viewing ANSYS simulation results, built for Saïna's engineering team: about 26,000 lines, including a 3D renderer written from scratch.

Code you can read

Saqme To Do, open source

The same task engine is written twice, in PowerShell for Windows and JavaScript for the browser and phone, and a shared test suite keeps the two behaving identically. AI assistants can edit your lists, with limits on how much they can delete at once.