Most of my open-source time is Kubeflow — agentic RAG on docs-agent, and the Terraform/Helm path that puts a full platform on OCI.
Terraform modules for a full OKE stack (VCN, subnets, security lists, node pool) and a Kubeflow platform install (cert-manager, Istio, Dex, Knative, KServe, Pipelines, Central Dashboard, Profiles) with install scripts, guides, and troubleshooting for OCI.
Migrated public chatbot edge config out of raw Terraform kubectl heredocs into a Helm chart — Gateway, TLS, CORS lockdown, rate limits, and AuthorizationPolicies — so the edge is reviewable, versioned, and deployable with the rest of the stack.
Three Milvus-backed MCP tools, TEI embeddings, issues/code ingestion pipelines, Terraform for embeddings/KServe/Milvus/KFP pieces, and GitHub Actions that compile/test and optionally deploy to OKE (GHCR push + OCI kubectl).
Follow-on gateway work: session JWT auth for anonymous public chatbot traffic on the Istio edge (open / in progress).
The Kubeflow Docs Agent project runs a community call every other Saturday. It is a working session rather than a talk: what landed since last time, what is still open, where the priorities sit, and which pieces are small enough for someone new to pick up.
I am there as the Google Summer of Code contributor on the project, so most of what I bring is whatever the agent is currently getting wrong — a question its retrieval misses, an index that wants resplitting, a tool boundary that turned out to be drawn in the wrong place.
Anyone is welcome. Agenda items go into a shared doc ahead of time, and the Zoom link below is the standing one.