Front-end, back-end, cloud, data, desktop, games — I don't box myself into one stack. I pick up whatever the problem needs and ship it. Newest first.
A playable portfolio — my journey as a developer told as a game you play in the browser, hand-written in C++17 and compiled for the web. It grows: every time my real story moves forward, a new chapter ships.
Job-search automation with a human in the loop: scrapes roles, scores each against my résumé with semantic matching, tailors the résumé, and drafts the cold email. It never sends on its own — judgment stays human, the grind gets automated.
A hand-rolled archetype Entity Component System benchmarked head-to-head against the naive OOP approach (heap-allocated objects, pointer chasing) doing identical, checksum-verified work. At one million entities the data-oriented version is 10.4× faster — no algorithmic change, purely memory layout. Ships with a live 3D demo compiled to WebAssembly: a flock of boids and hundreds of thousands of dust particles, all simulated every frame. Press a key to swap the storage layout underneath the running simulation and watch the frame time change.
Sarvam AI ships SDKs and an MCP server — but no CLI. I built one in a day. Every
API endpoint works from the terminal: text-to-speech, speech-to-text, translation,
transliteration, language detection and chat. Auto-retries rate limits with exponential
backoff, estimates cost before you spend with --dry-run, and exposes
per-call latency with --stats. The showpiece is sarvam talk
— a Hindi voice assistant that chains three models end to end, live in the terminal.
18 tests, CI on GitHub Actions, zero API credits needed to run the suite.
An end-to-end hiring platform built from an empty repo as the first engineer — a two-sided marketplace where employers and candidates are onboarded and in real use. I owned it front to back, from auth and data model to the interface.
Production earth-observation systems at scale: pipelines and interfaces that turn raw satellite imagery and boundary data into clean, queryable products teams rely on every day. My day-to-day, written up in depth.
A Shopify storefront extension shipped to a merchant's standards, and Cryptofy, a live crypto converter — where I first learned to wire third-party APIs into something clean and usable.
↻ More on the way — new games and experiments get published here as they ship.