I build CLI tools & Telegram automation in Rust and Python — with tests, CI and docs by default.
| What it does | Stack | |
|---|---|---|
| 👑 tgfeed | Self-hosted SaaS: RSS/Atom/JSON feeds for any public Telegram channel — Go API + worker, Next.js dashboard, GitHub OAuth, webhooks, Prometheus, e2e in CI | Go · Next.js · Postgres · Docker |
| SPT | Telegram userbot that tracks profile changes — avatars (before/after albums + archive), names, usernames, bios, online status — with instant bot notifications | Python · Telethon · Bot API · SQLite |
| devscope | X-ray any GitHub profile: language DNA, stars, streaks, OG cards — no sign-in | Next.js · TypeScript · Tailwind |
| mocki | Instant mock REST API from JSON files — zero-dep Go binary (json-server successor): CRUD, filters, pagination, CORS, latency, hot reload | Go · stdlib only |
| sysdash | Live system dashboard in pure bash: CPU/mem/disk/net/procs, /proc parsers, bats-tested | Bash · shellcheck |
| git-vanity | Bruteforces Git commit metadata in parallel to mint vanity SHA-1 hashes (deadbeef…) — tree untouched, benchmarks included |
Rust · rayon · git2 |
| json-rollup | Deep-merges thousands of JSON files in milliseconds: parallel parse, schema inference, ranked conflict resolution | Rust · serde · rayon |
| git-commit-journal | Turns commit history into a first-person dev journal via LLMs — daily reports you didn't have to write | Python · OpenAI / Anthropic / Ollama |
- Proof over promises — every repo ships with unit/integration tests and CI that runs them
- Docs as a feature — banners, real usage examples, honest "how it works" sections
- No placeholder debt — configs, licenses and metadata are as finished as the code
Open to interesting problems — the weirder the metadata, the better.