Engineer by skill, founder by mindset. I get the problem, figure out the constraints, then build what works.
MSc Computer Science student at MIT WPU, building projects that solve real problems instead of tutorial problems. When the spec has gaps, I fill them. When there's no budget, I find another way.
Discord bot with a custom stateful role system — the Graveyard.
I identified the race condition triggers, defined all execution conditions and their order, mapped out edge cases the obvious solution missed, and orchestrated the full system flow. Implemented guild-level locking with atomic MongoDB transactions to guarantee exactly-one role assignment under concurrent message events — across 6 state transition cases with full recovery handling for bot restarts and Discord downtime.
Bridges Google Forms submissions to Discord channels via webhooks and Google Apps Script — no server, no paid service.
Auto-detects webhook type (forum vs standard channel), handles Discord embed limits, supports multi-section forms with configurable field mapping, auto-truncates long responses, and applies forum tags. Actively maintained across versioned releases and updated based on real user requests from the Discord community.
Curated frontend resource directory — actively maintained. Born from my own bookmark chaos. Resources get replaced when better ones exist, so developers don't waste time choosing between 15 similar tools.
Zero-infrastructure RSS-to-Discord pipeline. Runs on GitHub Actions — no server, no cost. Fetches Anime News Network feeds, extracts the best available image per article (hero → largest → og:image fallback), and posts formatted embeds via webhook. Persists seen-item state back to the repo to prevent reposts across runs.
Built when my bot host shut down — adapted instead of stopping.
For anyone who overthinks everything — and builds anyway. Share your work, get real feedback, get roasted, and finally ship the thing. Whatever you make, you belong here.
Every Sunday or anytimes community members gather, we roast each other's work — bring something or just watch the chaos.
Building with what's available. Shipping anyway.