Omar R. Miah
Founder & CEO of Craftcode. Data engineer and founder in Washington, D.C. with six years building data and AI systems for major organizations across defense, financial services, entertainment, and education, from DoD enterprise analytics to U.S. Air Force decision support.
Craftcode
For the past two years I have been building and refining the vision behind Craftcode in a quickly evolving AI and regulatory environment, and everything we have built now rolls into our flagship product, Prism: it learns an organization's context from its own materials and translates that context into training, practice, and verifiable proof of skill for humans and AI agents. The same engine is extending into privacy research, because the AI that learns a company's context is also the right one to protect it.
SkillSend
Name a goal and it builds the course: lessons, simulators, and assessments grounded in real source material, ending in a verified record a hiring manager can open with no login. In active use across academia and workforce development, and those real-world deployments are the point: successful training outcomes and verified skill for people are the benchmark before the same approach extends to AI agents.
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A confidential-context gateway: research toward using frontier AI without exposing proprietary data. Prompt-level detection and masking of sensitive context, local restoration, and signed disclosure receipts so an organization can prove what left the building. Designed for sovereign, in-tenant deployment.
OASIS
A fully offline, on-device AI assistant for prolonged field care: triage guidance, image-based injury assessment, and cited retrieval over an offline medical library. Air-gapped by design; submitted to the NATO DIANA Human Survivability challenge.
Virtropy
AI and data advisory for high-stakes clients in legal, humanitarian, and defense-adjacent domains; production chatbots and agentic systems for regulated environments.
Visit virtropy.comChoco Heist: a weekend project that got out of hand. An iOS endless runner about a cartoon robber chasing a chocolate truck through ten cities, inspired by the infamous KitKat heist.