Computer Engineering student at Kathmandu University, Nepal.
I'd rather ship something small than talk about something big.
Second-year student balancing uni, hobbies and projects. Most of my
time outside class goes into finder-for-folders, a better looking
and more feature-rich alternative to the default chromeium finder, and dump-it, a
place for all your thoughts, ideas, tasks and more, dump them all in dump-it and they'll sort themselves out!
python c++ click sqlite opencv osascript git linux uv
SmartAttendance · c++, opencv
Taking a face-recognition attendance prototype and turning it into
something a university could actually use: per-subject tracking,
schedule-based auto-detection, attendance alerts. I lead integration,
reviewing and merging every PR across a five-person team.
finder-for-folders · javascript, css · in progress
Makes Chromium's file:// listing look like a macOS Finder window.
Icon grid, breadcrumbs, sorting and hidden-file toggle. Still adding
features and refining the UI.
dump-it · typescript, tauri · in progress
A scratchpad for random thoughts through the day that sorts itself out.
Right now a simple Markdown editor and viewer, macOS first.
asciiContributionHeatmap · python, gitHub actions
Generates a retro ASCII + SVG
GitHub contribution heatmap and auto-inserts it into your README.
This is mostly the same system used in this README too with some tweaks.
CompLab.exe · react.js, vite, gitHub pages
A C++ lab exam practice site. It has a question bank with difficulty tabs,
an in-browser code editor, and real C++ execution against hidden test cases.
Live: https://aryan2-7.github.io/CompLabPass/
airpods-cli · python, osascript
A macOS command-line tool for AirPods control, built in phases, CLI
architecture, config, an osascript Bluetooth bridge, and CI/CD.
ToDoCLI · python, click
A task-tracking CLI, built while learning Click.
PDFtoAudio · python, PyMuPDF, Kokoro
Turns a PDF into spoken audio.
AI Skills Fest 2026 · Microsoft, 2026
CS50P: Introduction to Programming with Python · Harvard / edX, 2024
Python Essentials 2 · Cisco Networking Academy, 2023
Introduction to Data Science · Cisco Networking Academy, 2024
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Everything on this page is generated locally. Nothing is fetched from a
third-party server. ascii.svg is simply plain-text artwork, while the
stat graphics and section headers are produced by a scheduled GitHub Action
that queries the GitHub GraphQL API once a day and commits changes only
when the output differs.
The SVGs use SMIL animations because GitHub strips JavaScript from
README files. Everything is generated inside this repo, so no outside
service can break or rate-limit it. The section headings are SVGs too,
since GitHub strips custom CSS, so images are the only way to keep
the type looking right.
The typeface is JetBrains Mono. I subset it down to
just the glyphs each graphic needs and embed it as Base64,
so every file stands alone.