OmniCtrlPython · Windows API · AI Vision
AI-powered Windows automation controlled entirely from Telegram — vision, voice, files, and full app control.
I'm Aryan Sahani — a 17-year-old developer building AI agents, automation software, browser tools, IoT systems, and intelligent hardware while exploring the future of artificial intelligence and space technology.
An AI-powered Windows automation system controlled entirely from Telegram. Send a message — OmniCtrl sees your screen, understands intent, and executes actions on your machine in real time.
Full machine control from anywhere, through a chat interface.
Understands what's on screen before deciding what to do.
Speech recognition turns spoken intent into execution.
Chains keyboard, mouse and app actions into workflows.
Instant visual feedback of the machine state, on demand.
Manage files and launch or close applications remotely.
Command input → vision + intent → execution layer.
AI-powered Windows automation controlled entirely from Telegram — vision, voice, files, and full app control.
An AI copilot that lives in the browser — automating pages, extracting data, and executing tasks on command.
A voice-driven desktop assistant that opens apps, answers questions, and controls the system hands-free.
A dual-axis IoT solar tracker that follows the sun to maximize energy capture — built from scratch on ESP8266.
It started with a simple question: how does this actually work? Taking things apart — code, circuits, ideas — turned into putting better things back together. Programming stopped being a subject and became a way of thinking.
Today I build AI systems that see, decide, and act: agents that control computers, extensions that automate the browser, assistants that respond to voice. What interests me most is the seam between hardware and software — where a line of code moves a servo, and a sensor reading changes a decision.
That's the principle behind everything from OmniCtrl to SunChazer. The long-term goal is bigger: contributing to AI research and space technology — the two fields where intelligent systems will matter most in the next few decades.
A curiosity about how software works turned into writing it.
A voice-controlled desktop assistant — first taste of building AI that acts.
A solar tracker that proved software could move the physical world.
Brought AI automation into the browser itself.
Full AI-powered remote control of Windows, from a chat app.
Contributing to the systems that will define the next few decades.
Open to collaborations, interesting problems, and conversations about AI, automation, and space.
sahaniaryan321@gmail.com