I got into programming because I wanted to know how the software I used actually worked. That curiosity never really stopped. It just moved from websites to the tools, CLIs, and systems behind them, and turned into building my own.
I don't really see myself as one job title. Some weeks it's building a product, others it's wiring up an LLM pipeline, writing a CLI tool, or figuring out the infra side of a project. I've picked up certs in ML and AI pipelines along the way. Mostly I just chase whatever problem is bugging me and don't like leaving it half-solved.
Varcona Technologies, Bengaluru
Built a web app for a client from scratch. Auth, an appointment booking flow, and an admin dashboard to manage it all. It cut down the manual work they were doing and made it easier for their customers to book.
AI documentation for Python projects. It writes Google-style docstrings and directory-scoped READMEs, then edits them straight into your source without touching the surrounding code. Tracks semantic changes so it skips redundant model calls.
A local command library. Save, search, and run the shell commands you keep forgetting, with templates and tags, all from an interactive CLI picker. Everything lives in a local SQLite database, no cloud involved.
A personal API health dashboard. Pings your side-project endpoints on a schedule, tracks latency and response health, and gives you a shareable public status page when something breaks.
I'm looking for new opportunities right now. Got an idea, need a developer, or just want to say hi? Drop me a line.
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