Atlas profile
Brandon Jank
@brandonjankVerified GitHub profile
From the capacitor to the cloud, I have a passion for everything electronic.
- United StatesLocation
- 21 Oct 2026MappedMapped 8 hours ago
- 0 / 32AI projectsRepositories with AI work
Atlas complete
No AI projects found yet
AI-Atlas read the 32 public repositories @brandonjank owns, and none of them is AI work yet, so there is nothing to score. That says nothing about how good a developer you are: it only means your AI work is not public on this account yet.
What counts
- Training or fine-tuning a model
- Notebooks that build or evaluate ML
- LLM apps, RAG and prompting tools
- AI agents and tool use
- Computer vision and audio
- Data science and MLOps around ML models
Not counted
- Forks of other people's projects
- Private repositories
- Work in repositories you don't own
Your path into AI
Three first AI projects for a C# developer
Each builds on the C# you already write. Any one of them, in a public repository, gives this Atlas something to score.
- 01An ML.NET model inside an app you already haveTrain a text or category classifier with ML.NET, report its metrics, and use its predictions in the app.
- 02An LLM feature that calls your codeLet a model call two functions from your project through Semantic Kernel, and test it on 20 prompts.
- 03Trained in Python, served from .NETTrain a small model in a notebook, export it to ONNX, run it with ONNX Runtime in C# and check the outputs match.
- Train or evaluate a model, not only call an API
- Put the numbers in the README
- Commit notebooks with their outputs
Next step: push an AI project, even a single notebook, to a public repository on this account, then map it again. Your Atlas appears as soon as there is work to score.