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An autonomous DevOps agent that lives in the terminal. Orchestrates specialised models to read a codebase, generate infrastructure, run security scans and carry out deployments without hand-holding.

An AI timetable generator for educational institutions. Produces conflict-free schedules, accepts edits in natural language, and coordinates admins and faculty on one plan.

A 95% confidence-interval forecaster for Bitcoin's next hourly candle. Geometric Brownian Motion with Student-t innovations for fat tails, and a strict walk-forward backtest that never peeks at the next bar.

A minimal 64-bit operating system written from scratch in Rust. Bare-metal x86_64 kernel with a custom task scheduler, a RAM-backed virtual file system, a program registry and an interactive serial shell.

A zero-framework API gateway in Go. Longest-prefix path routing to multiple upstreams, per-client token-bucket rate limiting, API-key auth with consumer tagging, structured logs and aggregated health checks.

Differential analysis tooling that compiles equivalent contracts through two pipelines, then compares WASM binary size, instruction count, section structure and behavioural output.

Discord-style servers and channels crossed with Trello-style boards. Real-time messaging over Socket.IO, presence, a friend request flow, role-based permissions and drag-and-drop kanban.

A competitive gaming platform that replaces a centralised payout server with on-chain settlement. A custom Initia AppChain with a Move contract holds entry fees and releases trustless payouts on match completion.

Deterministic developer reputation scored from public sources — GitHub, LeetCode, wallet activity — with profile hashes anchored on Polygon so anyone can verify a profile without trusting the backend.

A command-line Bitcoin wallet in Rust on the Bitcoin Dev Kit. BIP39 mnemonics, BIP84 native SegWit derivation, Electrum connectivity, custom fee rates and JSON output for scripting.