01 / library / Rust
Aegis
A Rust post-quantum secure P2P messenger built around zero-trust ideas, a terminal UI, and layered cryptographic primitives.
Himanshu Shakya / builder of odd things
Electronics engineering, software, security, interfaces, and experiments — arranged into things you can touch, run, and think about.
Projects with a point of view
Stay with the archive. Each project is a different answer to the same instinct: make the invisible feel tangible.
01 / library / Rust
A Rust post-quantum secure P2P messenger built around zero-trust ideas, a terminal UI, and layered cryptographic primitives.
02 / discord / TypeScript
An advanced and extensible Discord chatbot built using TypeScript and Discord.js. With built-in support for custom personalities, rich command interactions, and third-party integrations like Google APIs.
03 / library / Go
A Go CLI devtool for scaffolding, managing, and stress testing backend systems.
04 / web / TypeScript
A robust health management platform designed to assist doctors and hospitals in monitoring and managing admitted patients efficiently. Acting as a CRM for healthcare.
05 / discord / Python
An event-driven AI lifeform for Discord, combining MCP, microservices, vector memory, and autonomous server management.
06 / library / Python
A terminal interface for personal finance tracking, built with Textual, SQLite, and Pydantic.
A working method
Find the tension in the system: the missing signal, the awkward handoff, the thing people work around.
Map friction before choosing a tool.NODE ACTIVEMove between hardware, code, security, and interface until the idea has a surface you can touch.
Give the invisible a working surface.CONNECT NODEStrip away the noise. Keep the strange detail that makes the useful thing feel alive.
Leave only the signal worth remembering.CONNECT NODEMap friction before choosing a tool.
The archive is alive
A constellation of repositories, experiments, and systems. Select a node to change the view.
A Rust post-quantum secure P2P messenger built around zero-trust ideas, a terminal UI, and layered cryptographic primitives.
Read the repositoryA human in the loop
Based in New Delhi.
Following the thread.
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.
Aegis and Vaultsyn: encrypted communication, identity, and the discipline of making trust explicit.
Nexus and Rust-backend: tools for the parts of software that have to keep their shape under pressure.
VitalLink and Cacheflow: turning dense information into something a person can actually navigate.
Project Aether, Epsilon, and the smaller studies that make room for play, agents, memory, and personality.
The material library
Languages, runtimes, frameworks, and ideas I keep reaching for — not a checklist, more like a working palette.
A new thread
If you have a useful problem, an unusual interface, or a system worth pulling apart, find me on GitHub or LinkedIn.
Find me on GitHubNew Delhi, India