@DevaanshPathak

A basic port scanner built in python without using any AI.

My try on making a regex engine on my own in python!

APOD Console is a mission-control-style dashboard for NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day API. It presents each daily APOD as a decoded deep-space transmission, with a telemetry console, viewfinder media frame, UTC mission clock, local cache, recent transmission history, random archive jumps, and explicit signal-loss states.

My WebOS is a browser-based desktop OS simulation with draggable windows, built with an embedded-systems and homelab-inspired portfolio aesthetic.

gitscope is a read-only terminal UI for exploring git commit history: log rows, branch topology, refs, and selected-commit diffs in one local view. It exists as a focused personal/portfolio project for making history easier to scan without adding git workflow actions.

envscope is a terminal UI for inspecting .env files in a project. It compares real environment files against their matching .env.example, .env.sample, or .env.template files and shows configuration drift directly inside an interactive terminal app.

It's very personal to me :D

Command-line firmware inspection for Intel HEX and raw binary images, focused on STM32-class ARM Cortex-M firmware.

tokenscope is an offline terminal tokenizer explorer for local HuggingFace tokenizer files. It loads tokenizer folders from disk, lets you type text interactively, and shows colored token spans, token IDs, vocabulary stats, token inspection, decode round-trip checks, special-token metadata, prompt budgets, corpus analysis, BPE merge reconstruction, vocabulary search, and optional side-by-side tokenizer comparison.

This bot isn't slacking off, it replies to messages 24/7!

reactbeat is a local terminal music visualizer. It decodes an audio file, plays it back, analyzes short-time energy in sync with playback, and renders particle or fluid motion as packed braille graphics in a Textual TUI.

A cross-platform tool that captures your current browsing context (page URL, title, selected text) plus a clipboard fallback, formats it into a clean markdown block, and copies it to your clipboard whis is ready to paste into an LLM chat. Includes a small local history so a capture isn't lost if you copy something else before pasting.