180 Projects, One Person
The counter on my homepage reads 180 original projects, across nine production languages. People occasionally ask which company is behind it. There is not one. It is me, a desk in Kerala, and a refusal to wait for permission.
The portfolio is the resume
Walk the wall. levelcode is an open-source AI coding agent with a multi-agent architecture, a CLI, a web UI, and an eval harness, built with TypeScript and Bun. MuleShield AI is a mule-account fraud detection system built for the BOI CyberShield 2026 hackathon: XGBoost and LightGBM under the hood, SHAP on top, because a fraud flag with no explanation is just an accusation. YETR is an agent that chains MCP servers into autonomous task runs. DecisionPaleo is a decision-intelligence SaaS with TypeSense search and Stripe billing. feen is an encrypted API-key sharing platform with AES-256, rate limiting, and usage tracking. Varsha is a local-first vault for a family's important papers: AES-256-GCM, offline-first PWA, TOTP, everything encrypted on the device. Ezhuthaani is VS Code ported off Electron onto Tauri, the same workbench without the bundled browser. HyperVision is an anchor-free object detection model that runs in real time on a phone. Project Anvil is a self-hosted Drive, Docs, YouTube, Maps, Search and Mail under one SSO.
That is not a list of repositories. That is a list of reps.
What the reps actually teach
Nobody needs 180 projects to learn syntax. You build 180 projects to learn judgment, and judgment is the only thing that compounds. A fraud system teaches you that a model nobody can explain will be trusted by no one. A document vault teaches you that security people cannot use is security people will not use. An editor port teaches you that 200 megabytes of bundled browser is a choice, not a law. Each project teaches exactly one thing you could not have read anywhere, and then it sits in public, permanently, as proof of work.
Building in public is the whole strategy. A private project can be abandoned quietly. A public one stares at you.
The music in between
Between the commits, I compose. Ten original singles in Malayalam and Hindi since 2024, plus one anthem, from indie pop to ghazals. Different muscle, same discipline: show up, make the thing, put it out. The albums and the agents come from the same place.
From Kerala, to the world
There is a story people like to tell about where serious software gets built. I do not find it interesting. Engineered in Kerala, shipped to the world. The counter will keep moving.