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Research comes alive when it becomessomething others can use.

Illustration of technology and artificial-intelligence product development

Field note 01—from applied AI to platforms for learning, collaboration, and shared knowledge.

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WebHub platforms

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Technical directions

AI × Modern Software

Two lines of practice meeting inside complete products.

Live data / Dashboard

Published projects.

This index comes directly from the editorial dashboard and refreshes after an editor publishes a change.

01 / Digital ecosystem

WebHub is not one website. It is infrastructure for a working club.

Each platform has one job: answer questions, preserve knowledge, or organize work. Together they form a system rather than a collection of demos.

Illustration of the RTIC Chatbot workflow

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Information assistant

RTIC Chatbot

A quick route to information about the Faculty of Information Technology and RTIC. It brings the club's AI direction into a practical student-facing service.

Public access
Open product
Illustration of the RTIC Git collaboration structure

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Club GitLab

RTIC Git

The club's self-hosted GitLab for source code, issues, and collaborative technical work.

Public access
Open product
Illustration of the internal RTIC Plane project workspace

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Project workspace

RTIC Plane

A workspace for coordinating tasks, plans, and progress across the club. This is internal working infrastructure, not a public product.

Internal toolInternal
Open the internal workspace

02 / Faculty project · 2001—2026

FIT 25th Anniversary System

A faculty-level product developed and maintained by RTIC, turning 25 years of the Faculty of Information Technology into a web experience people can explore.

Role
Develop & maintain
Scope
Web system
Visit the system Source code
Illustration of a project moving from planning and prototyping to execution
Made by RTIC

03 / Open workbench

Source code is part of the learning process.

These repositories sit at different levels of maturity. The labels make that distinction visible instead of presenting every experiment as a finished product.

RTIC on GitHub

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RAG-Core

Prototype

An experimental Retrieval-Augmented Generation module with vector-database setup and an API surface for further study and integration.

RAGVector DBAPI

Python

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JurisQBank

In development

A full-stack experiment separating a Next.js client, Django server, and Docker Compose infrastructure with PostgreSQL, Redis, and MinIO.

Next.jsDjangoInfrastructure

TypeScript · Python

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RTIC-Ranker

MVP

A competitive-programming platform at MVP stage, with a web interface, containerized judging, and a modular backend architecture.

Competitive programmingJudgeNestJS

TypeScript

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recap-2025

Public archive

The repository for a 2025 recap web experiment, kept public so members can revisit its structure and development trail.

WebRecapArchive

TypeScript

Method / Build loop

A loop, not a straight line.

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    Frame the question

    Begin with the user, the context, and a problem specific enough to test.

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    Prototype narrowly

    Test the hypothesis with a small, measurable version before expanding the scope.

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    Build and critique

    Break down the work, review across the team, and record important technical decisions.

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    Publish and reflect

    Put the work in front of users, preserve the notes, and turn lessons into the next starting point.

Next / Collaborate

Good projects begin with the right people and a question worth answering.

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