We’re a student-run lab at Pomfret School. We build working tools for the people down the hall. Next up: the people down the road.
Rules of the room
- (01)The client talks first.
- (02)We read the problem back.
- (03)No timeline promised on the first call.
- (04)We test with our own data.
Merged: 80 pull requests merged
Pull requests merged since April 2026.
24,000+ lines of code
11 public repositories
5 faculty cases
37 student members
Numbers checked Oct 13, 2026
The AI is in our workshop, not stamped on your tool. We build with AI coding assistants. None of the four tools we’ve built calls an AI model. Want yours with none? Say so.
Leadership
Cayden Auyang ’27
President. Sits in on every discovery call, assigns the cases, reviews the pull requests, runs the demos.
Cayden’s GitHub (opens in a new tab)Luke Ryan ’27
Vice President. Oversees every case with Cayden, reviews pull requests, and joins client meetings.
- Faculty advisor
- Josh Lake
Who built the tools
- Luke Ryan ’27AutoPlanner
- Jack Weinberg ’27AutoPlanner
- Serena Xu ’28Music Studio
- JT Gannon ’29Music Studio
- Zahir Williams ’28Pomfret Voices
- Keke Li ’27Pomfret Voices
- James Lake ’27Roster Export
- Magnus Songhurst ’28Roster Export
- Keke Li ’27Roster Export, built the first version
- Jay Youm ’26Roster Export, alumni advisor
Everyone who makes it happen.
37 students, 2 advisors
- Cayden Auyang ’27
- Kit Chalongkul ’27
- Ava Chen ’28
- Claire Desrosiers ’28
- Mark Donahue ’29
- Lucas Feng ’30
- Kai Frechette ’29
- Isabella Gachuhi ’30
- JT Gannon ’29
- Mason Gordon ’27
- Sein Heo ’28
- Jason Hickey ’30
- Eva Katsev ’27
- Sasha Khan ’30
- Doyun Kim ’27
- Kyle Kim ’27
- James Lake ’27
- Jacob Lee ’29
- Keke Li ’27
- Raymond Liu-Cai ’28
- Richard Luo ’30
- Erin Park ’29
- Harry Park ’27
- Sienna Ring ’30
- Will Rounick ’27
- Luke Ryan ’27
- Justus Schroeder ’29
- Riley Smith ’30
- Magnus Songhurst ’28
- Samuel Tevelde ’30
- Kyrie Thames ’29
- James Tian ’28
- Alex Tong ’29
- Kevin Wang ’28
- Jack Weinberg ’27
- Zahir Williams ’28
- Serena Xu ’28
- Josh Lake, Faculty advisor
- Jay Youm ’26, Alumni advisor
Built to hand over.
- Goal
- Data source
- Problem
- Vision
(01)
Bring us a problem.
A form or an email is enough.
(02)
We fill in the Frame.
A short recorded call, read back to you before we build.
(03)
A first working version.
Shown to you before we build more.
(04)
Demo, feedback, repeat.
Every change is a branch and a pull request. Nobody pushes straight to main.
(05)
Hand it over.
A live link, or a script in your own Google account.

From one meeting to eleven repositories.


Six months after that first meeting, the club ran AI Literacy Week for the whole school.