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Pakistan
1 year of experience
I'm a student from Pakistan learning Agentic AI at SMIT. I enjoy building AI projects, experimenting with new tools, and turning ideas into working applications using Python, n8n, LangGraph, and AI APIs. I'm also interested in vibe coding and taking part in hackathons where I can learn, build, and collaborate with other developers. My goal is to become a skilled AI engineer, build useful products, and represent Pakistan on global tech platforms. I'm always open to learning new things and connecting with people who share the same passion for AI and innovation.

Every gamer wants to get better, but using AI coaching software usually comes with a huge downside: it slows down your PC. In competitive games, dropping frames for even a second can cost you the match. Plus, gamers are always worried about anti-cheat systems banning them for running background apps. That is why our team, The Agentic State, built AgenticAim. AgenticAim is a smart, automated esports coach that helps you improve your aim and fine-tune your mouse sensitivity—all without slowing down your computer. Instead of forcing your PC to run heavy AI programs while you play, we built a system that offloads all the hard work to the cloud. Here is how it works: We used a multi-agent AI system built with LangGraph. As you play, our app looks at your mouse movements and screen data to figure out your habits. But the real magic happens through the AMD Token Factory. Whenever the AI needs to do heavy video processing or complex decision-making, it sends that task straight to AMD’s cloud servers. Because AMD handles the heavy lifting, your PC stays 100% focused on running your game at maximum frames per second (FPS). For the backend, we kept things fast and secure using FastAPI and SQLite to log your gaming sessions. We also designed it to be totally safe to use—it never alters game memory, so you do not have to worry about anti-cheat penalties. AgenticAim gives regular players the same amazing insights that pros get, using AMD's powerful cloud tech to keep gameplay buttery smooth and competitive.
18 Oct 2026