69 Projects, One Person
The counter on my homepage reads 69+ original public 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 69 projects to learn syntax. You build 69 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. Eleven original singles in Malayalam and Hindi since 2024, 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.