Builder, community operator, and creative technologist
I enjoy taking a rough idea, building the first useful version, and sharing what I learned along the way. Most of my work sits around developer tools, data, AI, and Web3, with community workshops keeping me close to the people who actually use these products.
- Build and ship web products, internal tools, and repeatable workflows
- Co-founder and Community Lead at The Origin Guild, helping deliver 42+ meetups, workshops, and hackathons
- Create technical explainers, product walkthroughs, and educational content
- Contribute fixes and documentation to open-source projects
- Product: .NET 8, ASP.NET Core, TypeScript, React, Next.js, JavaScript, HTML, CSS
- Data: Python, SQL, pandas, Jupyter, data analysis and visualization
- AI: model and API integrations, content tools, evaluation, and workflow design
- Web3: developer education, ecosystem research, and community programs
- Deployment: Cloudflare and Vercel
Right now I am building focused products with a clear use case, documenting the decisions that shaped them, and helping more builders move from an idea to something they can share and improve.
A read-only Nibiru EVM troubleshooting tool that diagnoses network health, public addresses, and transaction receipts, then produces a clean Markdown support report. It solves a common maintainer problem: incomplete bug reports without chain, block, or reproduction evidence.
A working ASP.NET Core application for team registration, challenge selection, public submissions, and evidence-based scoring. It includes a six-hour workshop runbook, contributor pathway, Code of Conduct, automated release builds, and a persistent Cloudflare D1 demo.
A practical data-quality learning lab built around tests, lineage, documentation, and trustworthy analytics—designed to help an Indore cohort move from raw tables to explainable, reviewable data work.
For a workshop, the best outcome is not only a full room. I want people to leave with something concrete: a repository, a working deployment, a completed contribution, or a clear next step they can continue after the event.