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An ambitious interactive project that didn't work out. I'm keeping it here anyway.
an electronics engineer from mumbai who ended up somewhere between product, code, and figuring shit out. i build tools, break things, obsess over random ideas, and occasionally turn them into something useful.
this is where i keep the things that make it past the chaos

FROM MUMBAI · ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING · OPS
I like difficult problems, fast experiments, and figuring things out from first principles. My engineering background taught me to think in systems; working in startups taught me that the interesting part begins when there’s no system yet.
I’m drawn to ideas with the potential to become much bigger than they start echnology, businesses, and products that solve real problems. I’d rather build something, put it in people’s hands, and learn from what happens than spend too long theorising about it.
Some of these started because I needed them. Some were just fun to try.
I built this to keep useful search queries in one place. It fills in target details, filters the collection, and gets me to the query faster.
I wanted one place to search commands and examples. CLIx is the reference I ended up building.
A Go tool that brings several recon steps into one workflow.

I rebuilt Tweecord as a bot for RSS, GitHub releases, Bluesky, and X with your own API access. Slash commands manage sources and channels; the local dashboard handles API settings and delivery history.

I built Gitium to find useful things on GitHub. Search over 1,000 essentials, browse projects and organizations, explore their code, or find an issue to contribute to.
An ambitious interactive project that didn't work out. I'm keeping it here anyway.
I use these posts to work through a topic properly, with the details I wanted when I started reading about it.
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