Lakshya Agrawal is an AI PhD student at UC Berkeley and an OlMo research intern focused on making code generation by large language models more reliable and practical for real-world software engineering. With a decade of experience spanning research roles at Microsoft Research, EPFL, and IIIT-D, he blends systems-level expertise—language runtimes, IDE/debugger tooling, and transpilers—with cutting-edge work on long-context reasoning, tool use, and decoding strategies for LLMs. His Monitor-Guided Decoding (NeurIPS'23) and open-source projects like multilspy and GEPA reflect a bias toward engineering solutions that let even smaller models produce correct code at repository scale. He has a track record of shipping lasting artifacts (e.g., a Maxima→Python transpiler now in Maxima) and thrives at the intersection of programming languages, developer tooling, and generative AI.
Software for conducting live lectures and recording to as small file size as possible
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