Projects

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A Rust ML framework with a custom CUDA backend: autograd that keeps its tape, a bridge that runs cuBLAS on one stream while your code runs on another, and a from-scratch tokenizer. 81,000 lines, 24 CUDA kernels.

A developer agent in Rust that plans a goal, reviews each step's output, scores the code, critiques itself, and remembers what it learned. Runs against local models with no API key. About 2,800 lines.

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A Linux desktop ecosystem I wrote for myself: a Wayland compositor shell, a lock screen, a wallpaper engine, a settings app, an RTL terminal, widgets and app launcher, on top of Smithay. 96,500 lines of Rust.

A theming engine for Arch and Hyprland. One theme file drives seven separate application configs, and it can extract a palette from a photo and re-skin the whole desktop. 23 themes, over 100 utility scripts, Persian date support throughout.

A cyberpunk GRUB2 boot menu with a frosted panel, a glowing timeout bar, fifteen hand-drawn OS icons and an animated binary-rain background — plus a preview image, so you can check the design without rebooting anything.

A Material 3 Android app for everyday practice: locally computed prayer times, azan playback, streaming Quran audio, an always-on lock-screen clock, and a hand-written Jalali calendar. Kotlin, 62 files, Clean Architecture.

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A production Iranian marketplace I run: automatic BuyBox by lowest active price, checkout that cannot oversell, one order per seller, and phone login with one-time codes. 22,400 lines of TypeScript across a NestJS API and a Next.js front end.

A right-to-left Persian inventory app where the database lives in the browser. Full stock-in and dispatch tracking, low-stock alerts, charts, Excel export, and offline use via a service worker. Vanilla JavaScript, no framework.

A production platform for a school: role-based dashboards for admins, teachers, parents and students, grades and reporting, a question bank, schedules and news, plus an Android app. React, Express and MongoDB, live at fajrdanesh1.ir.

A production teaching platform: real-time WebRTC classrooms, an interactive whiteboard, and PDF course materials that mirror the teacher's page and annotations for every student in real time. React 19 front end, Node.js backend, live at viyad.ir.

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A database that keeps its data on the GPU and never copies it back to the CPU to answer a query. Rust and CUDA, 61,700 lines, 19 hand-written CUDA kernels, 708 passing tests. Median 2.98 billion rows per second.

A Tauri desktop tool for Iranian options contracts: seven analysis strategies, a Jalali calendar that understands expiry dates, and a dashboard for signals and risk. Built to read real market data from TSETMC, not sample rows.

A Rust system monitor with a Ratatui interface: per-core CPU, a live process list you can search and kill, GPU metrics, and four chart styles switchable with one key. Three runtime dependencies, small enough to read in an afternoon.

A local-network file transfer server. Run it once on a computer and any phone or laptop on the same Wi-Fi can upload and download through a browser, with QR pairing and no accounts. Bilingual English/Persian, ships as a Windows installer.

A real-time chat server that runs entirely on a local network. No accounts, no cloud, no internet; messages and profiles live in SQLite so conversations survive restarts. Python and Flask with a glassmorphism web interface.