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I’m Aman Awasthi, a software builder studying Banking & Finance in India.
Alongside my B.Com (Hons.) and CA Foundation preparation, I work on developer tools, browser applications and Linux systems.
I like work where the details matter: a command that previews its changes, an error that explains what happened, a fix someone else can review.
I help maintain opencode-mem and awesome-free-apps, and contribute fixes and tests to developer tools.
33 merged pull requests across 18 external repositories (133 merged PRs across all repositories), verified on October 10, 2026. Browse the contribution record →
Selected contributions under active review
- reticle #1085: Document verify --expect-file and PowerShell usage.
- reticle #1089: Do not present unattributed listeners as this app.
- compio-rs #1071: Invert may_fragment polarity and skip empty UDP datagrams in QUIC.
- LibreUML #131: Write edge-anchoring screenshots under os.tmpdir().
- tensorflow-onnx #2487: Keras 3 model-output mapping and save/load regression coverage.
These pull requests are actively under review as of October 10, 2026.
An experimental Void Linux system with installation, setup and software-management tools.
Rust · C · Svelte · Tauri · Linux
Installs and organizes skills, prompts and MCP configurations for AI workflows.
TypeScript · Node.js
A browser toolbox for document, image, media and everyday utility tasks.
React · TypeScript · Vite
Organizes files from the terminal, with dry-run previews and undo manifests.
Python · Typer · Rich
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Understand the failure. Reproduce it before changing the implementation.
Make the fix reviewable. Keep changes focused and add regression coverage where it helps.
Leave a clear trail. Document actual behavior, explain failures and make changes reversible.
- Linux desktop latency: find the cause before tuning
- Privacy-first React components: storage and safe defaults
- Using an AI coding CLI: context, permissions and diff review
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