Building AI systems and developer tools, out in the open.
NextGenAI Labs is an independent lab shipping MIT-licensed software: AI applications, CLIs, libraries and platforms. Everything is built in public on GitHub.
- Open Source Projects
- 20+
- Packages on npm/PyPI
- 7
- Languages
- 3+
- License
- MIT1
Built with
Three disciplines, one lab.
We research, engineer and ship across a focused set of domains — each project pushing the others forward.
AI Systems
LLM-powered tools, intelligent agents and AI-native applications built on open models.
Developer Tools
CLIs, libraries and platforms that make software engineers faster every day.
Research
Open experiments in machine learning, bioinformatics and applied software research.
Real projects, real releases.
Every repository below is live, MIT-licensed and published — npm packages, PyPI modules and self-hosted platforms.
An API as clean as it is tiny.
Logger is a zero-dependency TypeScript logging library published to npm. Structured levels, pretty terminal output, and nothing else — it installs in milliseconds and never surprises you.
- Zero runtime dependencies
- Node.js and browser support
- TypeScript types included
- Published and versioned on npm
1import { createLogger } from "@darshankachare/logger";23const log = createLogger({ level: "info" });45log.info("service started", { port: 3000 });6log.warn("rate limit approaching", { remaining: 12 });7log.error("upstream timeout", { retries: 3 });89// zero dependencies, works in Node + browser
Where we spend our weekends.
Open experiments we actively explore — and publish. No gatekeeping, no dark papers.
LLM Applications
In progressAI Agents
In progressCode Intelligence
In progressBioinformatics
In progressHow we build.
The rules every project follows — from the first commit to the final release.
MIT Licensed
Every project is freely usable, modifiable and redistributable.
Built in Public
Source, issues and progress are public from day one on GitHub.
Zero-Dependency
Wherever possible, tools ship dependency-free and run everywhere.
Documented
Real READMEs, usage examples and releases for every package.
The source is the product.
Every repo is public, every line MIT-licensed, every release free. Star what you use, file what you hit, ship what you make.