Student Developer · Tool Builder · Automation Engineer
2026 — Present
HELLO.I'MASHU.IMAKEMACHINESWORKFORME.
I build bots, automation, tools, websites, and systems around problems that are too repetitive, too slow, or simply too interesting to leave alone.
I like figuring out how things work, then turning that understanding into something useful.
ThingsI'veBuilt
A collection of bots, tools, and systems I've built while trying to solve problems — or just understand how something works.
Telegram Concurrency & Automation Bots
Multiple Telegram sessions, one automation engine.
Automating messages, tasks, and multiple Telegram sessions.
Discord Security & Moderation Bot
Security and moderation without babysitting the server.
A powerful security and moderation bot built to detect and respond to raids, spam, mass actions, webhook abuse, permission abuse, and other common threats.
Xbox & Microsoft Authentication Tool
Learning Microsoft's authentication flow the hard way.
A tool for automating Microsoft/Xbox authentication flows and repetitive account or service checks.
StorageIQ
Because finding a file shouldn't feel like a side quest.
A smarter Android file manager for finding, organizing, cleaning, and actually understanding what's taking up your storage.
Automation Tooling & Scripts
If I have to do it twice, I'm probably automating it.
A collection of scripts and tools for validation, data collection, scraping, statistics, extraction, reporting, notifications, and other repetitive workflows.
BehindtheScreen
“IDON'TBUILDJUSTFORTHEVIEWPORT.IBUILDMACHINESTOWORKFORME.”
I'm a student developer, tool maker, and someone who gets curious way too easily.
I started programming because I wanted to understand what was actually happening behind the software I was using. That curiosity took me from simple scripts to bots, APIs, automation, websites, systems, and low-level experiments.
Then I discovered something important:
I'M TOO LAZY TO DO THE SAME WORK TWICE.
If I have to repeat something, I usually start asking how it works, what the workflow looks like, and whether I can turn the whole thing into a tool.
That's how a lot of my projects happen.
I also care a lot about privacy and security. I like knowing what software is doing with my data and what is happening underneath the interface, which is why I naturally end up exploring authentication, APIs, system behaviour, and security-focused tooling.
I'm still learning, still experimenting, and still building random things that probably started with a five-minute question and turned into a much bigger project.
And honestly, that is the part I enjoy most.
Craft&Toolbox
The tools I actually use to turn ideas into working software.
BOTS & AUTOMATION
Building bots and automation systems that can handle repetitive work without needing someone watching them every second.
SYSTEMS & LOW-LEVEL
Exploring what happens underneath the interface — from Windows processes and memory to system APIs and low-level tooling.
APIS & DATA
Working with APIs, authentication flows, scraping, data extraction, and the weird problems that appear when software doesn't behave exactly how you expect.
WEB & CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT
Building websites and interfaces where the code, interaction, typography, and visual direction all matter.