My Work
My work in cybersecurity, network analysis, automation and the web.
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A full news panel that aggregates articles from 28 sources and runs them through a two-stage LLM pipeline to summarise, classify and score them. The first stage produces a headline and summary, the second produces a score and tags. It handles JSON fence stripping, exponential backoff on 429s, async httpx with semaphore-based concurrency control, real cost measurement and deduplication.
A full stack streaming platform built on a FastAPI backend, with a multi-source search engine, an HLS.js player, Redis caching and a live stream resolver. The web, Electron desktop and Android (Java, WebView) clients all run against the same API; it is deployed on a VDS with Nginx and systemd. It includes user accounts, watch progress tracking, cross-device resume, an admin panel protected by passkeys and TOTP, and Telegram notifications. Sign-up abuse is limited with canonical e-mail matching, disposable address blocking, per-IP and per-device quotas and e-mail verification.
A search page that routes searches and sites through a web proxy: live suggestions, Web/Images/News/Videos tabs, !yt-style quick-search shortcuts and a proxy latency indicator. The target site sees the proxy's IP address, not the user's.
You give it an IP address or a username and one panel gathers the rest: it locates the IP and scores its risk, resolves A/MX/TXT/NS records, checks for open ports and looks the same username up across more than 30 platforms. Every module runs as a Vercel serverless function, so the whole thing works from the browser with no server to set up.
A full stack web application that pulls and lists CS2 skins from the Steam Market. Data fetching, filtering and an in-memory cache system are implemented with Node.js and Express.
A universal bridge that lets an agent see and drive a real desktop and a terminal session from anywhere. It reads the GUI through the AT-SPI accessibility tree and clicks elements by name — no pixel guessing — and drives a terminal over tmux/PTY, reading the screen back as text. MCP, CLI, HTTP and a plain-text protocol for models without tool-calling let it plug into any harness and any model.