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Why Go? Static site generators such as Hugo were developed recently using Go. Go is a compiled language designed for today’s multi-processor, scalable, high-performance systems. Other platforms have inherited dependency chains that can lead to infeasible build times. Realizing these benefits, Cloudfare recently migrated from Gatsby (a web framework based on JavaScript).
Demo website I first created a demo website using the Hugo Winston theme. This theme does have a Live Demo which made it simple to deploy onto Netlify.
A live AI cricket helper for American sports fans cricketfornoobs.com, live now
Abstract
Cricket for Noobs is a production web app that explains live cricket to Americans in baseball terms. It is built for the fan that Major League Cricket and prediction markets are creating: someone staring at “311 & 126/7 (43 ov)” with real curiosity, sometimes real money, and no translator. Users pick a live match and ask anything; a live mode narrates the game ball-by-ball in plain English, with spoken commentary, per-over score summaries, player career stats, and side-by-side win probabilities from the betting market and an in-house model.
Automated QA for healthcare voice agents with telephony and realtime AI Abstract
Voice Bot Bug Finder is an end-to-end testing and evaluation workflow for healthcare phone agents. It places outbound calls through Twilio, streams live audio into Azure OpenAI Realtime, transcribes calls, and then analyzes outcomes to detect safety, handling, and policy failures.
The framework runs scenario-based test calls such as medication refill requests, language-access interactions, wrong-department routing, and weekend scheduling edge cases.
