Web & workflow · Team ASTRA-X
ANUMATI
A regulatory-clearance engine that models business licences as a dependency graph.
Selected · SIH 2026 internal round
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- React Flow
- Fastify
- PostgreSQL

Problem
Setting up an industrial unit in Maharashtra can take 25 to 35 or more clearances from over 15 departments. Applicants can't tell which ones can be filed together, so they file them one at a time.
Approach
Clearances are modelled as a directed acyclic graph. The engine computes the critical path, finds approvals that can run in parallel, and shows officers where files get stuck.
Team build
A Next.js + TypeScript web app (React Flow graphs, TanStack Query and Table, Zod), a Fastify + PostgreSQL server that runs the same rule engine, and a Python pipeline that drafts rules from gazette PDFs for an officer to review.
Outcome
Selected in the Smart India Hackathon 2026 college internal round (problem statement SIH26130); our idea presentation was submitted for the next round.
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