Computer Science student at LSU building backend services, full-stack TypeScript apps, developer tools, and Unity/C# gameplay systems.
I use this GitHub as a public workbench. The projects I highlight should be easy to clone, run, test, review, and improve. I care about working software, clear setup instructions, honest limitations, and visible iteration.
- Backend systems — APIs, data models, dashboards, validation flows, and deployment-friendly project structure.
- Full-stack TypeScript — React and Next.js projects with practical UI flows and documented data assumptions.
- Developer tools — utilities for validation, task design, automation, and workflow checks.
- Unity/C# gameplay — prototypes focused on movement feel, camera behavior, interactions, and playable loops.
- Applied Python projects — course and portfolio work turned into small, reviewable software systems.
| Project | Type | What to review |
|---|---|---|
| servicepilot-ai-python | Backend / product workflow | FastAPI app with SQLModel models, server-rendered UI, Docker, pytest, Ruff, GitHub Actions, and a live demo. |
| terragrid-atlas | Web / data interface | Next.js + TypeScript atlas with map views, filters, dashboards, comparison pages, and documented data limitations. |
| ScopeGuard-AI | Developer tooling | TypeScript/React workflow app with tests, validation scripts, safe sample data, and reviewable state transitions. |
| Wasp-Nest-University | Game programming | Unity/C# prototype focused on flight controls, camera feel, collision response, and interaction mechanics. |
| EdgeCaseForge-AI | Evaluation tooling | Streamlit app for designing coding tasks, hidden test ideas, solution notes, and failure-case checks. |
For featured projects, I aim to include:
- clear README with purpose and scope
- setup and run instructions from a fresh clone
- screenshots, GIFs, or demo links where helpful
- tests, validation scripts, or manual test notes
- CI, linting, Docker, or deployment notes when useful
- roadmap/issues showing the next improvements
- honest limitations instead of overselling unfinished work
Accepted and active contributions are tracked in CONTRIBUTIONS.md.
- shipping portfolio projects that run cleanly from a fresh clone
- improving READMEs, demo media, tests, and CI coverage
- building backend and workflow-heavy apps with practical business logic
- contributing small, reviewable fixes to open-source projects