pushyanth∞
the human behind the commits
I'm Pushyanth — a CS undergrad and full-stack developer. I build local-first web apps, client-side parsing pipelines and deterministic state engines, grounded in C/C++ and relational databases — and I keep every system explainable end to end. Off-hours I wander open-source repos and fold the good parts back into my own projects.
the highlight reel
A local-first AI reading room that turns PDFs, EPUBs, DOCX and stories into chapter-aware interactive spaces. No cloud database (IndexedDB vault), no proxy server (direct OpenRouter BYOK), three dedicated margin companions, and an offline extractive NLP engine.
A pure arcade roguelike that runs entirely in the browser. You are the last Archmage against fifty waves across five biomes. Thirteen elements fuse into 78 resonances, five seed-shuffled tyrants each fight with a fully unique kit, and an adaptive, fully-synthesized score sharpens under bosses. One cover image; everything else is generated at runtime. No cutscenes, no filler.
A serialized-novel reading platform and cosmic narrative world engine 63 chapters across 7 arcs, an interactive World Codex with 8 factions, ⌘K fuzzy search, 6 generative real-time Web Audio soundscapes, and hidden easter egg terminal layers. Zero database, zero server runtime, 100% static export.
Got a project, a problem, or a beautifully weird idea? Pick a line, or send a note straight through the form — I'll answer.
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