BUILD.
SHIP.
EVOLVE.
A modern engineering portfolio where GitHub repositories, private project visibility, Cloudflare deployment data, AI signals, releases, and verified contact delivery work as one connected system.
LOADING
REPOSITORY
GitHub API is preparing the most recently shipped project.
COMMIT
PULSE
SCIKIT
INTELLIGENCE
Repository features, language distribution, contribution heatmap, streaks, and 30-day ordinary least-squares trend are rendered from real API data.
TRAFFIC
TO GMAIL
D1 records real visits and contact requests. Resend delivers to Gmail server-side and the interface reports success only when an email ID is returned.
Repository Portfolio
Search, filter, and inspect token-visible GitHub repositories. Horizontal scrolling is confined to data rails.
AI Engineering Signals
Actual GitHub feature matrix and contribution model; validated by the packaged scikit-learn workflow.
Repository statistics
Language distribution
Waiting for GitHub features…
30-day contribution trend
Contribution calendar
Waiting for GitHub GraphQL contribution data.
Traffic & Engagement
Plausible when configured; otherwise genuine Cloudflare D1 first-party sessions, pageviews, bounce, duration, and 30-day trend.
Release Intelligence
GitHub releases and commits feed this screen. release-please and git-cliff keep the changelog pipeline structured.
Verified Contact Delivery
Formbricks brief + D1 persistence + Resend server-side delivery to Gmail. API keys never enter the browser.
BUILD THE NEXT
REAL SYSTEM.
Each request is validated and stored in D1 first. Resend then delivers to the configured Gmail recipient. Success is displayed only after Resend returns an email ID.
Integration Diagnostics
Live health and permission status for GitHub, D1, Resend, analytics, Cloudflare Pages, Formbricks, and OpenPanel.
SYSTEM STATUS
API ENDPOINTS
REPOSITORY VISIBILITY
V2-compatible mode is active: a server-side GITHUB_TOKEN loads every owned repository visible to the token, including private repository cards. Without a token, the catalog automatically falls back to public repositories only.