Bengaluru · memory · graphs · time

Srikar Sribhashyam

I want machines that remember the way people do — not as a pile of similar text, but as facts that begin, hold, and end.

Being

Not a stack. A set of obsessions.

Two disciplines, one temperament

I trained as two things at once: mathematics and mechanical engineering, at BITS Pilani, Hyderabad. One taught me to trust structure. The other taught me that structure has to survive contact with the world. I still think in both languages. When I design a model I am asking whether the math is honest. When I ship a system I am asking whether it will still be true next Tuesday.

I build systems, not just models

I work as a data scientist at SG Analytics in Bengaluru. The job is real: hierarchical Bayesian models for school admissions funnels, multi-agent systems that write and edit decks, sales agents that reason over causal graphs. I like that work. I am not trying to pretend I live in a lab. What changed over the last year is the unit of obsession — from a model that predicts, to a system that remembers, retrieves, and acts. Bit is the other thread: version control for Excel, because a budget should not die as Budget_FINAL_v7.xlsx.

Memory is the problem I cannot leave alone

Most AI systems are brilliant amnesiacs. They retrieve a neighborhood of similar text and call it knowing. I want something closer to a life: entities, relations, time. What was true in March. What closed in June. What is still open. That is why I am building mem-void, a temporal knowledge graph for agents, and mini G, a toy DistMult reasoner I refuse to oversell. Honesty about scale is part of the being.

The rest of the graph

Outside the work I lift, and I eat my way through Bangalore. The body is not a footnote. If I cannot keep a rhythm for myself, I will not keep one for a machine. I prefer execution to performance: say the true size of the thing, ship the next honest version, do not decorate a toy graph as a paper table.

Open edges

What does not yet have a valid_to.

BUILDING · valid_to null

Agent memory that can live for months, not minutes

Temporal facts. Predicate-aware invalidation. Graph-native retrieval. The opposite of stuffing a context window and hoping.

MOVING_TOWARD · valid_to null

Product-scale AI, not only consulting-shaped tools

I want systems that real people touch, under latency and trust constraints. Deeper ownership. Larger blast radius. Less slideshow, more product.

KEEPING · valid_to null

Research-grade thinking without the theater of research

Ablations. Limits. Toy graphs labeled as toy. A statistical engine that stays deterministic even when a language model is invited to explain it.

AIMING · valid_to null

Physical AI, when the memory layer deserves a body

Language first. Then agents that last. Then, if the memory is real enough, the world. I am not in a hurry to skip the middle.

The public graph

Facts, with time.

PredicateObjectFromTo
WORKS_ATSG Analytics (Straive)
Data Scientist. Hierarchical Bayes, LangGraph agents, FastAPI, Azure Databricks.
Jul 2025null
INTERNED_ATHarman International
DOM Distiller for a browser agent. AutoGen SWARM desktop automation. PPO.
Jan 2025Jun 2025
INTERNED_ATSG Analytics
ESG PDF → Excel with Detectron2, DETR, GPT-4o. PPO.
Aug 2024Dec 2024
STUDIEDBITS Pilani, Hyderabad
M.Sc. Mathematics and B.E. Mechanical Engineering.
20202025
RESEARCHEDTool wear prediction
BiLSTM with variational quantum circuits. Prof. K. Kumar.
Jan 2024May 2024
BUILDINGBit
Version control for Excel. M1 is the .xlsx round-trip bridge. V0 is two people, one workbook.
Sep 2026null
BUILDINGmem-void
Temporal knowledge graph memory for AI agents. Neo4j. V1.
Jun 2026null
BUILTmini G
Toy query-conditioned DistMult NBFNet retriever. ~0.45M params.
Aug 2026null
PUBLISHEDLM-Hypotest
Deterministic hypothesis testing on PyPI, with optional LLM interpretation.
Apr 2026null

Data Scientist

SG Analytics (Straive) · Bengaluru · Jul 2025 — present

  • Fifteen-plus hypothesis tests and three hierarchical Bayesian models (MCMC, NUTS) for a global school-admissions funnel. Posterior convergence R̂ < 1.012, Pareto-LOO k < 0.6, forecasts through posterior predictive checks.
  • A slide system that refreshes templates, writes new decks, and lets a RAG-backed chatbot edit slides directly. LangGraph multi-agent work. Seventeen FastAPI routes. About 85% less manual deck time.
  • A sales-executive agent over structured sales data, week-level decision-tree forecasts, and causal graphs across regions. Reasoning quality up about 22% on the internal eval.

Data Science Intern (PPO)

Harman International · Bengaluru, remote · Jan 2025 — Jun 2025

  • DOM Distiller: a testing harness for the Genesis browser agent, extracting structured web elements and scoring whether the agent actually did the job.
  • Desktop automation with AutoGen, GPT-4o, and Playwright. Four-agent SWARM, fifteen-plus tools, about 45% less operational latency on legacy Windows apps.

Data Science Intern (PPO)

SG Analytics · Bengaluru · Aug 2024 — Dec 2024

  • Generalized PDF → Excel extraction for an ESG data provider. Detectron2 and DETR for tables, GPT-4o for context and hierarchy. More than eighty manual hours saved a week.

On the workbench

Four honest artifacts.

Query

Talk to a model grounded in this graph.

Not me in the room. A chatbot speaking as me, from a LangGraph backend — opinions included. It should not invent a biography. It should not jailbreak.

SrikarAsk about the work, or ask what I think. I am not a general assistant.