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Himanshu Shakya / builder of odd things

I make systems with a pulse.

Electronics engineering, software, security, interfaces, and experiments — arranged into things you can touch, run, and think about.

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01THE WORK / THE WONDERSCROLL TO EXPLORE

Projects with a point of view

The work changes
when you look closer.

Stay with the archive. Each project is a different answer to the same instinct: make the invisible feel tangible.

Current signal01 / Aegis
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06 PROJECTS / SCROLLING ARCHIVE
security / systems interfaces / experiments
Next signal

A working method

Make the invisible
feel tangible.

01

Notice

Find the tension in the system: the missing signal, the awkward handoff, the thing people work around.

Map friction before choosing a tool.NODE ACTIVE
02

Build

Move between hardware, code, security, and interface until the idea has a surface you can touch.

Give the invisible a working surface.CONNECT NODE
03

Refine

Strip away the noise. Keep the strange detail that makes the useful thing feel alive.

Leave only the signal worth remembering.CONNECT NODE
ACTIVE METHOD / 01Notice

Map friction before choosing a tool.

The archive is alive

Different questions.
Same restless hands.

A constellation of repositories, experiments, and systems. Select a node to change the view.

A human in the loop

HS
2019—NOW

Based in New Delhi.
Following the thread.

I like the space between a circuit and a screen.

My work keeps crossing boundaries: electronics into software, security into experience, infrastructure into interface. The interesting part is usually the join.

I am Himanshu Shakya, an electronics engineering student and developer based in New Delhi. GitHub is the most honest record of what I have been curious about since 2019: some projects are serious systems, some are tools, and some are simply experiments that taught me where the edges are.

01

Security

Aegis and Vaultsyn: encrypted communication, identity, and the discipline of making trust explicit.

02

Systems

Nexus and Rust-backend: tools for the parts of software that have to keep their shape under pressure.

03

Interfaces

VitalLink and Cacheflow: turning dense information into something a person can actually navigate.

04

Experiments

Project Aether, Epsilon, and the smaller studies that make room for play, agents, memory, and personality.

The material library

Tools are ingredients.
Questions are the recipe.

Languages, runtimes, frameworks, and ideas I keep reaching for — not a checklist, more like a working palette.

RUST✳PYTHON✳TYPESCRIPT✳GO✳REACT✳ASTRO✳POSTGRESQL✳WEBSOCKETS✳SECURITY✳SYSTEMS✳INTERFACES✳MOTION✳RUST✳PYTHON✳TYPESCRIPT✳GO✳REACT✳ASTRO✳POSTGRESQL✳WEBSOCKETS✳SECURITY✳SYSTEMS✳INTERFACES✳MOTION✳

A new thread

Bring me a
good question.

If you have a useful problem, an unusual interface, or a system worth pulling apart, find me on GitHub or LinkedIn.

Find me on GitHub

New Delhi, India