I ship things people actually use. Full-stack engineer with a bias toward AI-powered tools, developer utilities, and systems that run reliably in production. Currently contributing to open source and building in public.
Photon · blog Nanosecond-scale NASDAQ ITCH 5.0 feed handler and matching engine in C++20. 38ns median parse on real market data. |
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Kdenlive GSoC 2026 contributor, working on the C++/Qt codebase of the open-source video editor. |
DaemonDoc · live AI documentation engine that auto-updates READMEs on every push via webhooks and Redis queues. |
Flock · live Embeddable real-time presence and multiplayer-cursor SDK. |
Antaran Native Linux tray daemon that watches your dev folder for dirty git repos and zombie dev servers. |
Grindmap · live The LeetCode questions companies actually ask, ranked by frequency. |
Peek-a-Repo · live GitHub file browser extension using GraphQL and DOM interception. No clicking into folders. |
IITJ LAN Auto Login Reverse-engineered captive portal daemon with encrypted credential storage. |
Chronapse Timelapse recorder with Go TUI, Python capture, and FFmpeg rendering. |
DocuMentor Fully offline RAG pipeline with FAISS and 4-bit quantized LLM inference. Used by 15+ students. |
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Vibe Check API · live A fake but real-looking REST API that vibe-checks anything you send it. |
honestcommit · live You type what you actually did, it types the lie your team lead wants to read. |
Tab Shamer · live A new-tab extension that counts your open tabs and judges you for them. |
obs-zoom-to-mouse-wayland Wayland was the one place obs-zoom-to-mouse refused to work, so I forked it. |
diary A native GTK4 app for recording a daily video/audio diary that uploads itself straight to YouTube. |
image-to-ascii Turns images into colored ASCII art, printed straight to your terminal. |
- GSoC 2026 contributor at Kdenlive
- Building in public → xevrion.dev
- Open to part-time remote work with early-stage startups