How Jev Drives Your Own Browser
A walk through the actual code path: what calls what, in which order, and exactly what data moves between the model, the bridge and the browser.
Rajeev Gill
I build practical software around AI, data, analytics, and adtech.
My work sits between product thinking and implementation, with a bias toward systems that make real work less messy.
Based in London. Interested in useful AI, clearer measurement, and software that holds up outside a demo.
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Things I have built
AI & Agent Systems
Local LLM Lab
A measured field guide to every local model installed on Apple Silicon.
PythonReactVite
Martech & Measurement
Open GTM Index
A transparent guide to open-source go-to-market software.
TanStack StartReact 19TypeScript
Products & Operational Tools
Hackathon Voting App
A production-ready single-screen judging app built for a live hackathon room.
Next.js 14ClerkPrisma
Recent writing
Notes from the work
Finding What You Already Made
Coding agents generate enormous context — sessions, deliverables, files, decisions. The bottleneck isn't generating more; it's finding what you already made. Here's the small glue layer I built to solve exactly that, and why grep, FTS, and RAG each miss part of the problem.
I raced 34 browser automation tools on the same five-second job
Almost every browser automation tool claims to be the fastest, the cheapest or the most reliable. I put 34 of them through the same job with the same browser and one independent pass test, then ranked them twice — because speed and real work do not agree.
Have something useful to build?
I am always interested in thoughtful software, analytics, and AI work where the practical details matter.
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