Vilius(William)Leikauskas

I build AI software: a policy simulation, a political game, study tools. Master in Management student at INSEAD; before that, founding Technology Lead of the Erasmus AI Society in Rotterdam.

Projects

2026

  1. PRISM

    March 2026

    Multi-agent policy simulation

    Reads a dossier on a country's institutions, creates one AI agent per institutional regime, has the agents debate a policy scenario over several rounds and returns a prediction of how the country responds.

    13 of 15 predictions correct in a self-scored retrospective case.

    Python, Anthropic API

    Code private

  2. Valdžia

    Summer 2026

    Lithuanian political game

    You play the President of Lithuania through a five-year term, balancing public opinion, institutions, the constitution and foreign standing. A language model writes each crisis in Lithuanian; all scoring is done in code.

    Live, with about 2,250 automated tests behind it.

    Next.js, TypeScript, AI SDK, SupabaseBuilt at the Audos × INSEAD AI Venture Lab Summer Camp.

    valdzia.com

  3. Salon

    Since August 2026

    iPhone art companion

    Scan a painting you own or see in a museum, read its story, and keep it on your own walls. A daily edition adds one featured painting and a puzzle built from public-domain works.

    Expo, React Native, Supabase, Anthropic API

    In TestFlight testing

  4. Cursus

    April 2026

    Study dashboard for Canvas

    Pulls a student's courses and deadlines from Canvas into one dashboard and answers questions about the course material through retrieval-augmented chat. Built for students at Erasmus University Rotterdam.

    Python, FastAPI, React

    cursus.me

  5. INSEAD command centre

    Since July 2026

    Agent-run study and deadline system

    A private archive, run by AI coding agents, that collects course material and university mail, tracks every obligation and deadline, and prepares study notes that cite their sources.

    Designed to run on at most 20 minutes of my time a week.

    Markdown, Python, Claude Code, Codex

    Code private

  6. Bachelor thesis

    2026

    Political economy research

    Applies Regulation Theory to explain Lithuania's economic growth and technological innovation. PRISM turns the same theory into software.

    Research paperHonours BSc, Erasmus University College, Rotterdam.

    Not published online