AI BOTS

NAVA is an AI-powered assistant designed for the History of Indian Art and Design course in B.Des Communication Design. It helps educators prepare lecture notes, curate insightful readings, draft assignments, and create engaging discussion prompts. Rooted in India’s diverse art, craft, and design histories, NAVA connects ancient, medieval, modern, postmodern, and contemporary practices with today’s communication design education

Collect glowing Resonance Fruits—Crimson, Amber, Violet—to restore a broken digital forest pixel by pixel. You play as a golden orb, drifting through fading code and memory. Each fruit scores points and deepens the forest's detail: richer greens, clearer sounds, sharper trees. At 350 points, the EchoVerse is whole again. But beware—an AI named Elon erodes your progress if you’re too slow. Restoration is resistance. Every step rewrites what was lost.

Not a Guru is not your saviour. It won’t fix your project. It will sit with your questions, reflect your chaos, and ask what matters. Built for design students navigating doubt, burnout, and too many tabs, it doesn’t pretend to know everything — and that’s the point. It’s not about faster answers. It’s about thinking slower, deeper, better. A bot that listens like a peer, not preaches like a guru. Try it when you’re stuck, tired, or just need to be heard.

Explore caste, space, and power in Indian architecture with the Dr. Jayaram Poduval Bot. Not answers—questions worth asking.

This page is an aggregation of bot experiments by Rahul Bhattacharya creating contextual AI interactions for specific problems.