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nvim and tmux config files
building my way west · Prev 3x Startup · AI
nvim and tmux config files
Experiments with small but useful features, created for hands-on learning
Turn any Markdown file into a live, presentable browser deck. Zero dependencies. Zero build step
Webcam looping & seamless posture transition assistant for online meeting
A minimal Python/Flask trekking management system demonstrating the transactional outbox pattern for reliable event-driven workflows.
My personal portfolio
A lightweight, zero-dependency Node.js CLI tool to generate the standard set of manifest icons from a single source image using `ffmpeg`.
A simple little music player for playing my blues playlist in the background while coding.
my github profile README.md
trying to be performent
One identity for your AI agent across Slack, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram, email, SMS, X — a single on_message handler. Open-source channel adapters + bot SDK (Python & TypeScript) + CLI.
a perosnal project to tracker applcaiton / cold applying
a desktop application in electron
Enterprise-ready, Git native feature management solution
A Go implementation of a scalar-valued autograd engine with an MLP built on top.
my exploration of Go WASM
Block distracting sites until you complete your daily checklist. Tracks time and weekly completion stats.
a simple container runtime that aspires to become `runc` for unikernels
URL shortener built in Go. Designed to handle read-heavy traffic with async analytics and cache-first architecture
gomon – A minimal Go-powered nodemon alternative. Watches your files, rebuilds, and reruns your app on change. Fast, focused, and just enough.
A movie seat booking system to explore pessimistic locking from scratch to scale
share code snippet just like github gist
shell implementation in go
Mirrorly lets you see yourself in every outfit online. (AI-powered virtual try-ons for your favorite stores.)
A lightweight CLI for managing secrets locally — encrypted, simple, and fast.
A lightweight HTTP library implemented from scratch in Go, built directly on top of a custom TCP layer.