A quiet collection of projects, experiments, and contributions. Each one taught me something new.
I was curious about making GitHub profiles more conversational. Built this to let people ask natural language questions about their repositories and contributions. It felt like giving GitHub a voice.
Built with: Next.js, TypeScript, LangChain, GitHub API
This project taught me a lot about working with LLMs and API design. The challenge was making the conversation feel natural while keeping responses accurate.
Moving to a new city made me think about how hard it is to make genuine connections. This is my attempt at creating something that helps people find their people, especially in academic settings where everyone's focused on their work.
Built with: React Native, Node.js, MongoDB, Socket.io
Still working on this. The hardest part isn't the tech—it's figuring out how to encourage authentic connections without making it feel forced.
Started contributing to Kubernetes in 2023. It began as a way to learn, but became something more meaningful. I've worked on documentation, served on the release team, and helped with community events. The project taught me about collaboration at scale.
Built with: Go, Kubernetes, Docker, YAML
Being part of this community changed how I think about open source. It's not just about code—it's about people working together on something bigger than themselves.
A class assignment that turned into something I actually cared about. Took a messy Java Swing calendar app and refactored it using SOLID principles. The code went from confusing to clear, which felt satisfying in a way I didn't expect.
Built with: Java, Swing, SOLID Principles, Design Patterns
This project made me appreciate good architecture. Clean code isn't just easier to read—it's easier to think about.