Computer engineering student building software for the web, desktop, and Android.
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Most of my repositories begin with a small annoyance: a tool I wish existed, a coursework project that became more interesting than expected, or a device I wanted to understand properly.
I work mostly with TypeScript and Python. I also write C++, C#, PHP, and Kotlin when the project calls for them. Lately, that has meant web tools, Electron apps, Android kernels, and experiments around bootloaders and custom ROMs.
When I'm away from code, I'm usually adjusting a Linux desktop, sketching an interface in Figma, or making something in Blender. The line between engineering and visual work is blurry for me, and that's part of the fun.
- OpenNOW-Modified is a TypeScript client for GeForce NOW.
- WaEnhancer is a set of Android tools for WhatsApp, written in Kotlin.
- kaeru-gale is a MediaTek bootloader payload for the Redmi 13C and POCO C65. It targets the
galedevice andMT6768platform.
| Project | What it does |
|---|---|
| R2 Chizui File Explorer | A web file manager available at files.chizui.dev. |
| LABOKit Electron | A Windows utility for removing image backgrounds and upscaling images offline. |
| kernel_xiaomi_gale | An Android kernel tree for the Redmi 13C and POCO C65. |
| chizuui.github.io | My portfolio site. |
| PixelDrain Downloader | A small downloader for a less manual file workflow. |
There are also ROM build experiments, Linux dotfiles, Arduino projects, game-asset research, and half-finished ideas. The full repository list is the more honest picture of what I spend time on.
