Projects

I use Claude Code on two accounts. I also use Codex, Grok and Cursor. Each tool has its own kind of usage limit. I made tokmeter so that I can see all of them with one command.

My homelab has been on Tailscale for years. Recently work adopted it too. The official app only keeps one tailnet active at a time so I run a second Tailscale client just for the homelab.

I wanted to see exactly what Claude Code sends to the model. I run Claude Code through cc-wiretap and I get a markdown file with the full system prompt and the tool definitions.

I press Ctrl+Shift+Space and talk. WhisperType pastes what I said wherever my cursor is on my Mac.

I started this in late 2023 with a single Raspberry Pi because I wanted to learn how bare metal Kubernetes actually works. Two years later, I have two Intel Xeon workstations with 18TB of storage. I run my audiobooks, music, photo archive, file sync, and a bunch of personal tools on it. I've nuked and rebuilt this cluster more times than I can count.

My Pixel saves Top Shot photos with a short video inside the same .jpg, and the only official way to get the video out is to export each photo by hand in Google Photos. This CLI does it for a whole folder at once and gives me a photo and an mp4 for each one.

The challenge is to go through a billion rows of weather station temperatures and print the min, mean and max for each station. My first Elixir version took 12 minutes. I kept profiling and rewriting it until it ran in 25 seconds, and then gave a talk on how I got there at Code BEAM Europe 2024 in Berlin.

I was curious about Elixir's ML ecosystem, so I built image search on OpenAI's CLIP model with Bumblebee and Nx, and talked about it at ElixirConf Africa and Code BEAM Europe in 2023. You can type something like 'sunset over the ocean' and get matching photos back, or give it a photo and find similar ones.

This is a Phoenix project on Nix flakes, meant to be the starting point for a new app. It comes with Postgres, Credo and Dialyzer, a Livebook attached to the app, and GitHub Actions for tests, lint and deploys to fly.io. There's also a command to rename the module and the OTP app.

ExamSecure is a platform for conducting cheating-free remote examinations with an automated virtual proctoring system.

I bought this domain in 2017 when I was in 12th class. Started with plain HTML and CSS. A year later, WordPress with every plugin known to man. A year after that, rewrote it in GatsbyJS. The rewriting never really stopped.

SafePass is a simple and secure password management tool with a Web App and an Android App developed using ReactJS, React Native & Firebase.

I found out a vulnerability in my college's ERP system. At the same time, students had to go through an arduous process to get results of previous semesters. I used ScraPy to exploit that vulnerability and scrape the results data. After that, I built an API for that data using Flask and a webapp using ReactJS, where any student can get their results easily.

I did an internship at Credit Suisse, built this before the internship to get some hands on with Java and Spring Boot.

I had RDBMS as a subject in the second year of college, built this to play around with Flask and Postgres, deployed it on Heroku. Learnings from this helped quite a bit when I was building GradGoggles.

I did an internship at ReachIvy, an education consultancy firm. Built this along with their WordPress site as part of the internship. This is a tool to analyse your essay and run a spellcheck, grammar and punctuation check.