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1 year of experience
I'm Yukti Arora, a second-year B.Tech IT student at Banasthali Vidyapith. I'm passionate about technology, AI, and solving real-world problems through innovative ideas. I enjoy working with Python, C++, and Canva, and I've participated in hackathons where I contributed to AI-based healthcare and productivity solutions. I'm always eager to learn, collaborate, and build projects that create meaningful impact

The Problem Before every software release, developers manually check what changed, review dependency risk, and confirm test/readiness status. This process is repetitive, time-consuming, and error-prone — critical risks can slip through simply because there's no time to check everything by hand. Our Solution We built a Release Readiness Assistant using IBM Bob 2.0 (Bob IDE, Agent mode) that automates this entire pre-release workflow on a real, non-trivial codebase (IBM's Galaxium Travels demo application — a full-stack app with a React/TypeScript frontend and Python backend). Using Bob's agentic capabilities, our assistant: 1. Change Summary — Analyzes recent code changes and generates a plain-English summary, flagging anything risky (e.g. changes to config, database, or auth logic). 2. Dependency Check — Scans the project's real dependency files and flags outdated or risky dependencies. 3. Release Notes Generator — Automatically produces human-readable release notes from commit history. 4. Combined Release Readiness Report — Merges all of the above into one report with a clear "Ready to release: Yes / No / With caution" verdict at the top. We also had Bob run a self-verification pass, checking its own output for accuracy and specificity before we finalized the files — demonstrating Bob's ability to manage a multi-step workflow, not just generate isolated code snippets. Impact This reduces what is normally a manual, 30–60 minute pre-release review into a single automated pass, while surfacing risks (outdated dependencies, risky changes) that are easy for a human reviewer to miss under time pressure. Tech Stack IBM Bob IDE (Agent mode, /init project context, task-based agentic workflows) applied to a React/TypeScript + Python (FastAPI) full-stack application.
27 Sep 2026