Jay Shah

AI Systems, Research & Engineering

I am a Senior Machine Learning Engineer at 6sense, where I build production AI applications, foundational model systems, custom embeddings, and agent evaluation frameworks. On this site, I write technical essays documenting what I build, break, and learn when turning raw machine learning research into working products, with a current focus on ai agent-based automation systems.

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How does a text watermark work?

A first-principles investigation of how generation-time text watermarks work, from a weighted coin to Gemma, and where the evidence stops.

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August 18, 2026•50 min read

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Can Dense Retrieval Beat BM25 for Entity Resolution? (And At What Cost?)

Testing if applying Matryoshka Representation Learning (MRL) to tabular entity data could bridge the cost gap, compressing embeddings enough to remain operational while still beating BM25 on corrupted queries.

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March 9, 2026•14 min read

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Can Dense Retrieval Beat BM25 for Entity Resolution? (And At What Cost?)

File-Based Memory Is a Terrible Idea That Somehow Works

A production diary of tiered episodic memory in AI agents. Three markdown files, an SQLite database, and a lobster that somehow remembers what you said three days ago.

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February 28, 2026•15 min read

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File-Based Memory Is a Terrible Idea That Somehow Works

Stop Renting Your Workflow: Building a Custom AI Coding Agent with Pi

Four tools, a settings file, and full control - how I built my own AI coding agent with Pi instead of paying $200/month for a CLI that keeps changing.

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February 11, 2026•11 min read

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