Disc Selection AI Agent

An intelligent disc selection assistant built on Azure Cloud using the GPT-4o-mini model to help disc golf players find the perfect discs for their game. The agent provides personalized disc recommendations by analyzing user inputs including skill level, throwing style, course conditions, and existing discs in their bag. Designed to be accessible for all players, this AI agent is particularly valuable for beginners navigating the overwhelming variety of disc golf options on the market. By leveraging natural language processing, the agent simplifies the disc selection process and helps players make informed decisions tailored to their specific needs and playing conditions. The application is deployed on Azure, ensuring reliable performance and scalability for users seeking expert guidance on building or expanding their disc golf arsenal.

MCP Servers

I’ve built several Model Context Protocol servers:

  • International Weather - This is a local MCP server that you can download from my github and use with application like claude desktop to give models access to international weather data. This was the second MCP server that I made and it was programmed in typescript. https://github.com/Zachwitte21/Global-Weather-MCP
  • National Weather Service - This is a local MCP server that I built using python to give AI models access to the National Weather Service Forcasts and Alerts. https://github.com/Zachwitte21/weather-mcp

University of Delaware Virtual Campus

During college at the University of Delaware I conducted drone research on a small team of 6 students where we used drones to take scans of buildings and then recreate them as 3d models using photogrammetry and machine learning. At the end of the year I took those scans and create a virtual tour website that anyone can use to fly around the UDel campus and see what it looks like.

Link: https://github.com/Zachwitte21/drone-virtual-tour

Python Compiler

This is a project that I build during college at the University of Delaware. It is a basic compiler that I built in python! Through this project I learned a lot about how compilers work, code coverage, and unit testing.

Link: https://github.com/Zachwitte21/python-compiler

Stock Management Application

During the last semester of my senior year, myself and 4 other students built a stock management application for an engineering lab on campus. This involved meeting with the client and working with them to build an application that met their needs. In the end we build out a website that had authentication for administrators to track the current stock of everything in the lab and employees to use on ipads to take out stock whenever someone needed something. Then I deployed the completed dockerized stack onto AWS, leaving the client with a polished, deployed, and secure application.

More projects coming soon. Check back or follow me on Github at https://github.com/Zachwitte21