graduating Dec 2026 · open to new grad roles
Hi, I'm Ansh.
I'm a CS senior at Arizona State. I like learning how an unfamiliar world works, then building the software it actually needs, and keeping it running after launch.
So far that has meant Rust on Cloudflare's edge, a Pixel and a Mac that share a clipboard with no router, VR pods and their hardware at ASU, tech for an 800-person hackathon, an ERP that runs a factory floor, a startup that taught me a lot by not surviving, a fruit fly brain learning to fly in Martian air, and a fighting game I wanted to play again.
Have a look at the work, read how I work with agents, grab my resume, or email me.
Now
- Rebuilding ORRN for the plant edgeMoving from Cloudflare Workers and D1 to an ISA-95 shaped design: a Postgres core with row-level security per tenant, and a box in each plant that keeps running offline and talks MQTT to the machines.
- Parents Challenge capstone, sprint 7Our scholarship platform is becoming a Financial Portfolio tab inside a partner team's Expo app. I set up the team's Taiga integration and shared memory repo.
- marsflyA side experiment: the FlyWire fruit fly connectome (138,639 neurons, 15.1M connections) driving a simulated fly in MuJoCo. One full-brain step takes 3.1 ms on my laptop. First result: at Martian air density the fly gets about 4% of its Earth lift-to-weight.
Selected work
all projects- ORRNMulti-tenant ERP for aluminum extrusion plants: dies, bundles, stock, label printing, dispatch, and an audit trail.
- smuglrContinuity for a Pixel and a Mac with no router and no cloud: clipboard sync, notification mirroring, and file transfer over a direct peer-to-peer link.
- marsflyThe FlyWire fruit fly connectome driving a simulated fly in MuJoCo, evolved to fly in thin Martian air.
- OpenUmbraAn open-source 1v1 silhouette fighter for the browser, with rollback netcode so online fights feel like local ones.
- D.O.R.I.S.Durable Offloaded Rust Isomorphic Stack. My write-up of a Cloudflare-native pattern: Rust compiled to WASM, Axum inside a Worker, Durable Objects to get around the CPU budget.
- tllamaThe Ollama API, reimplemented in Rust, backed by T3 Chat's models. Wine for Ollama clients.
Notes
all notes- The 15 Claude Code skills I keep, and why not 100Claude Code skills are cheap to install and costly to carry. The 15 I kept from pstack, gstack-distilled, and career-ops, and the test I use to decide.
- Notes from running many coding agents at onceRouting work between Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes, giving a four-person team one shared memory, and why my agents grep big folders instead of reading them.
- Printing labels from a web app with TSPL2 over port 9100How orrn-spool turns ERP actions into thermal labels: raw TCP to TSC printers, JSON to TSPL2, a priority queue, and one agent session that cost $0.61.