CS Ph.D., Purdue University, Indiana University
LLMs/MLLMs | AI Agentic Systems | Agent Orchestration & Harnesses | RAG | NLP & CV | GenAI | Industrial & MedAI | XAI & Robustness | mmWave & Embedded
Builder of compilers, LLM systems, distributed labs, embedded prototypes, and from-scratch engineering projects.
Homepage: billzi2016.github.io · GitHub Project · Docs
Google Scholar: Ziqian Bi
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This maintenance work turns experimental, research-oriented, and long-running repositories into clearer public-facing projects. It includes reorganizing repository structures, rewriting and standardizing README files, establishing consistent project entry points, and adding practical explanations for installation, execution, architecture, datasets, experiments, and expected outputs. English and Chinese documentation are kept aligned where bilingual presentation is useful.
The documentation layer has also been strengthened across repositories through clearer navigation, cross-page links, mobile-friendly layouts, stable asset paths, and GitHub Pages deployment. Depending on the needs of each project, the public-facing documentation now converges around three delivery styles: MkDocs documentation sites, Sphinx documentation sites, and fully custom static sites built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
The maintained portfolio spans compilers and runtime systems, LLM and agent engineering, computer vision and medical imaging, radar simulation and mmWave sensing, reproducible research workflows, and browser-based game AI such as Gomoku and Othello. The goal is to make each repository easier to inspect, understand, reproduce, and maintain over time, even for visitors who have not yet run the project locally. The examples below show several representative documentation and presentation patterns used in this ongoing cleanup.
MkDocs documentation site and repository README / documentation system: python-git-reproduction
- Site: https://billzi2016.github.io/python-git-reproduction/
- Repository: https://github.com/billzi2016/python-git-reproduction
Sphinx documentation site: DeepChrInteract-v2
- Site: https://billzi2016.github.io/DeepChrInteract-v2/
- Repository: https://github.com/billzi2016/DeepChrInteract-v2
Static HTML/CSS/JS site: billzi2016.github.io
Curated project README example: Awesome Flow Matching
Recently, I have been refactoring and polishing my GitHub Pages presence, using Codex / Claude Code within a Human-in-the-Loop workflow to turn older repositories into more formal, better-documented, and more navigable project sites. The screenshots below summarize the past month's usage and maintenance activity.
The work is not about blindly generating pages. It follows a Spec-First and Review-Driven process, with Test-Driven Development (TDD), Spec-Driven Development (SDD), and Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) practices used to improve readability, cross-platform support, maintainability, long-term maintenance efficiency, security, and stability across legacy repositories. AI assistance greatly accelerates the overall pace of restructuring and cleanup, and when dealing with large, interdependent documentation sets, it has a natural advantage in structural organization, terminology alignment, and cross-document revision, which helps reduce the risk of updating one section while leaving related documentation behind. At the same time, project decisions, acceptance, consolidation, and final editorial control remain Human-in-the-Loop.








