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# **Karan Bansal**

[@karanb192](https://github.com/karanb192)person

Head of AI at ArmorCode. Creator of Anya (autonomous ASPM agent). Building agentic AI for enterprise security. IIT Kanpur CS. 3000+ GitHub stars.

1 skill 3 India

[GitHub](https://github.com/karanb192) [Website](https://karanbansal.in/)

## Skills

### [karanb192/pvr-inox-radar](https://skilld.dev/gh/karanb192/pvr-inox-radar)

Movie show radar for the PVR INOX chain: ask in plain English, get one HTML map with showtimes, verified seats-together counts, and drive times. A Claude Code skill, read-only, stdlib-only.

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`npx skilld add karanb192/pvr-inox-radar`

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  **/pvr-inox-radar**3

  Find and map PVR INOX movie showtimes anywhere in India. Use when the user wants movie showtimes, PVR or INOX shows, IMAX near me, movie tickets on a map, seats together for a group, recliners near me, cheapest recliner seats, what to watch tonight, or asks things like "Dune in IMAX Saturday night, 4 seats together, under 30 minutes from Sector 56 Gurgaon" or "what recliners are available near me tonight, 2 seats together, cheapest first". Renders one self-contained HTML map: cinemas as pins, showtime chips colored by availability, exact seats-together counts, travel-time labels, and every chip deep-linking into PVR's own seat-selection page. Read-only and personal-use: it never books; the user buys on pvrcinemas.com. Covers about 116 Indian cities (Gurgaon, Delhi, Noida, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and more) and formats like IMAX, 4DX, ATMOS, LASER, PLAYHOUSE, DIRECTOR'S CUT, INSIGNIA. /pvr-inox-radar by karanb192](https://skilld.dev/gh/karanb192/pvr-inox-radar)

Curated skills from @karanb192. Checked GitHub just now