The tally
38 things in total, drawn as squares and grouped into 5 sections. 35 have a description, 3 do not.
has a description doesn’t
38 things
Stuff I made
Everything, in one list, in the order I think of it. No stars, no sizes, no scores — just what each one is and what it is written in.
Security research 5
- 01 consolebugs A 14-phase PowerShell web security auditor covering DNS, SSL, headers, port scanning, injection, CORS and technology fingerprinting — then generates a formal HTML audit report you can hand to someone. PowerShell
- 02 githubsecurityaudit PowerShell toolkit that runs 40+ security checks across six categories and writes Markdown reports with severity ratings and remediation steps for each finding. PowerShell
- 03 ThreatLens Shows a system through an attacker's eyes — a hacker-perspective analysis tool for finding exposure before someone else does. Python
- 04 websiteinjectiontester Whitehat web scanner that fuzzes URL parameters and analyses HTML forms to detect SQL injection and XSS automatically. Python
- 05 Lineage Git provenance and code-similarity engine. Traces every line back to its origin, detects cross-repository code copying, and measures structural similarity between projects. Python
AI & LLM infrastructure 5
- 06 PRISM Modular AI research proxy: a 19-layer prompt engine with 8-level escalation, obfuscation, multi-provider routing, a plugin system and its own CLI. TypeScript
- 07 BasicLLM OpenAI-compatible gateway using UCB1 bandit routing across 20+ free providers, with circuit breakers, session stickiness and automatic failover when a provider drops. TypeScript
- 08 SlimWeights Model compression toolkit that shrinks GGUF weights without losing usable quality. Q2_K through Q8_0 quantisation, on an ordinary laptop rather than a GPU rig. Python
- 09 Kwen v0.2 Local uncensored model finetuned from Qwen2.5 for technical and coding work, trained with QLoRA and served through Ollama. Python
- 10 jailbroke2n OpenAI-compatible proxy that injects a 19-layer system prompt, applies Parseltongue obfuscation, auto-detects refusals, and retries with six escalation strategies before giving up. TypeScript
Developer tools 6
- 11 RootClaude A real terminal for any LLM. Open-source coding agent with 6+ model providers, a skills system, and DeepScrape wired in so agents can pull live data. TypeScript
- 12 deepscrape CLI that turns a website into a command-line interface. Written in Rust, and driven by AI rather than a pile of brittle selectors. Rust
- 13 rootfetch Self-hostable research and content-extraction API — a drop-in alternative to the hosted search-and-extraction services. Python
- 14 KE3NZ Fullstack scraper that mirrors entire websites locally with URL rewriting, so a whole site stays browsable offline. Python
- 15 devkit Developer CLI toolkit for the boring half of shipping: smart commit messages, PR descriptions, code review and changelog generation. TypeScript
- 16 kwen-ext Media extractor toolkit — pulls direct video streams, download links and metadata off streaming sites instead of making you inspect the page. Python
Products & side work 4
- 17 Kwen A web product running in production on Vercel. The largest and most actively developed thing I ship, and the reason the rest of this list exists. TypeScript
- 18 feio library A free open-source digital library that aggregates over 7 million classic books from Open Library, Project Gutenberg and the Internet Archive into one searchable place. TypeScript
- 19 PythonMusic Indian classical music generator in pure Python — synthesises Raag Yaman with sitar, tabla and tanpura and no external libraries at all. Python
- 20 rage doll rush A 3D battle royale FPS built in Godot 4.3, with AI opponents, shrinking zones and procedurally generated arenas. The one place I write GDScript. GDScript
The rest 18
- 21 gatewaystructure API gateway for managing gateway structure and routing. TypeScript
- 22 k4rnportfolio Personal portfolio website built with Next.js and Geist font, deployed on Vercel Shell
- 23 kwendesign Kwen design system UI/UX components and design tokens for the Kwen ecosystem HTML
- 24 modelweights no language
- 25 opensocial Open social platform community features and social networking tools TypeScript
- 26 ResearchPaper Academic research paper project with MIT license HTML
- 27 Rootbugs RootBugs Security research, opensource tools, and automation projects Python
- 28 shortsgenerator YouTube Shorts Generator Autocut comedy/cartoon clips from long videos using transcript analysis Python
- 29 starsgit Seleniumbased GitHub automation engine autocreates accounts, solves hCaptchas, generates emails, and stars repositories with proxy rotation Python
- 30 Systemprompting AI safety research: system prompts, jailbreak techniques, bypass strategies, obfuscation engines extracted from KW3NET and G0DM0D3 no language
- 31 TEMP_BYPASS Advanced tempmail dashboard and antidisposableemail toolkit with Gmail dot trick and CLI utilities Python
- 32 feio TypeScript
- 33 feio-in this site Portfolio — AI tooling, security utilities and web products HTML
- 34 Kwen-design HTML
- 35 Memepage It's a Meme Finder where you can find everything and every type of memes you need, clips and gifs too. HTML
- 36 slimweights SlimWeights - Model Compression Toolkit: Compress AI model weights (GGUF) without losing quality. Runs on any PC/laptop. Supports Q2_K through Q8_0 quantization. Python
- 37 TEMP_BYPASS TempMail Dashboard - Gmail-style anti-disposable email generator with OTP inbox, browser fingerprinting, and detection risk analysis no language
- 38 virtual Virtual - Another Social Media Platform I'd work on. no language
Background
About
The output is mostly reports, proxies and command-line tools. A 14-phase auditor that ends in an HTML report you can send to someone. A gateway that routes around a dead provider instead of erroring. A scraper that turns a website into a shell command. Model compression that runs on a laptop instead of a GPU rig.
I work on three things that happen to overlap: security research, LLM infrastructure, and developer tooling. They overlap because the same problem keeps showing up in all three — something works, but not in a way you can hand to another person.
The through-line is making hard things usable without heavy infrastructure. Most projects start because I needed the tool to exist, and then keep going because other people needed it too.
None of it is a product roadmap. I build things because I enjoy building them, and leave them lying around in public where anybody can pick one up.
- Mainly
- Python, TypeScript, HTML, PowerShell
- Live
- kwen.in