class VantaNox:
def __init__(self):
self.alias = "vanta.nox"
self.real = "Anutsek Pathak"
self.role = "indie builder & systems architect"
self.focus = ["AI agents", "developer tools", "systems programming"]
self.philosophy = "most software is too polite — mine fights back"
self.currently = "building tools that think before you do"
self.linkedin = "linkedin.com/in/anutsek-pathak-42a617371"
def stack(self):
return {
"languages": ["Python", "TypeScript", "JavaScript", "Assembly"],
"frontend": ["React", "Next.js", "Vite", "Tailwind CSS"],
"backend": ["Node.js", "Express", "BullMQ", "Docker"],
"ai": ["Ollama", "LLMs", "pgvector", "Embeddings"],
"infra": ["Supabase", "PostgreSQL", "Redis", "Vercel"],
"other": ["React Native", "Expo", "Chrome Extensions"],
}
def motto(self):
return "ship fast. break nothing. scare everyone."| 🚨 blackbox-sos Passive crash detection — React Native + Expo. Sensor fusion auto-detects accidents, sends location + AI injury report to emergency services before anyone makes a call. react-native expo typescript sensor-fusion ai |
🧠 forgetting-machine AI note system that hides information until your brain is ready. Spaced resurfacing via pgvector + BullMQ scheduler. Fully Dockerized. typescript react pgvector bullmq docker |
| 🔮 regret-simulator Simulate 3 diverging 5-year life trajectories for any major decision. Optimistic · Realistic · Pessimistic. Powered by Ollama + Next.js 14. nextjs ollama supabase tailwindcss llm |
🪞 parallel-you-engine Two-phase psychological profiling + scenario sim. Interview builds your decision DNA → simulate what you specifically would do in any situation. react vite ollama psychology |
| ⏰ api-time-machine Chrome extension + local server that records XHR/fetch traffic and replays any past app state. Debug by time-traveling to the exact moment of a bug. typescript chrome-extension pnpm-monorepo |
💻 myos A custom OS from scratch in Assembly. No C runtime. No GRUB. No shortcuts. Bootloader → kernel → bare-metal. assembly osdev bare-metal kernel nasm |
⚠️ actively in progress — unstable, undocumented, possibly dangerous
[ ]something that watches your code and tells you when you're about to make a mistake[ ]a tool that makes distributed systems feel like they're running on your laptop
I build fast, ship often, and occasionally write code that works on the first try.
Open to collabs, contracts, or just arguing about systems design.
