Projects
Selected projects
A collection of full-stack, AI, and cloud products I've shipped - from CLI tools to real-time collaborative apps.
Projects
A collection of full-stack, AI, and cloud products I've shipped - from CLI tools to real-time collaborative apps.
Two Spring Boot services built to prove opposite engineering claims - one chases raw WebFlux throughput, the other spends its CPU budget on airtight auth and distributed rate limiting - backed by real k6 numbers run against the actual Railway deployment, not just localhost.
A self-hosted team workspace pairing a block-based document editor with an infinite collaborative whiteboard - real-time sync, a multi-provider AI Co-Pilot, and an MCP server built around how an AI agent actually calls tools.
A CLI that scaffolds full-stack apps by composing prebuilt templates instead of prompting an LLM - a framework, a stack of features, and generated CRUD pages, wired together through anchor comments.
An AI Director that watches a YouTube video, plans an outline, and drafts a full SEO-optimised blog post - with a human still steering the wheel.
A focused learning platform that puts a coding playlist and a live C++ editor side by side, compiling against a real online judge instead of just displaying code.
A multi-language code editor that exports snippets as polished PNGs or animated GIFs - themes, gradients, and a typing animation built entirely client-side.
A Node.js module and CLI that converts an amount between countries using PPP rates instead of raw FX - so $100 in the US compares fairly to its equivalent in India.
A WebRTC-powered video conferencing app built for both quick 1:1 calls and full group meetings, with screen sharing and chat alongside the call.
A webcam-driven computer vision project that classifies facial expressions into emotions using a deep learning model, frame by frame, in under 50 lines of Python.
A real-time collaborative code editor where a shared room turns into a live pair-programming session for any number of developers - no signup, no merge step, just a link.