I'm a full-stack developer and B.Tech student in Electronics and Communication Engineering at IIITDM Jabalpur, working toward a career in backend engineering. I'm drawn to the parts of software that most people don't see: API design, data flow, real-time behavior, and the edge cases that only surface under load.
Outside of engineering, I follow developments in emerging technology and am working toward a long-term goal of living and working in Japan, including learning Japanese.
| Project | Description | Stack |
|---|---|---|
| LifeCheck AI | An environmental intelligence platform providing real-time health and safety alerts across 50+ Indian cities, using a four-provider AI fallback chain. | NestJS · WebSockets · Machine Learning |
| GitWhisper | An open-source Rust CLI tool that generates AI-powered Git insights from repository activity, supporting both cloud (Gemini) and local (Ollama) models. | Rust |
- Designing and hardening real-time backend systems, with an emphasis on API reliability and WebSocket behavior under load
- Integrating machine learning models into production backend services
- Preparing for backend engineering opportunities, including roles based in Japan
LFC102 — Inclusive Open Source Community Orientation Linux Foundation |
LFD103 — Beginner's Guide to Linux Kernel Development Linux Foundation |
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About this section / how to get the full-featured version
The image above is rendered live by the free shared instance at metrics.lecoq.io, so it requires no setup on your end — it will just work once this README is published. Two things worth knowing:
- Renders are cached for about an hour, so changes to your GitHub activity won't show up instantly.
- The shared instance disables some compute-intensive plugins. The full plugin set (isometric calendar, achievements, language breakdown, coding habits, etc.) requires running the project's own GitHub Action in your profile repository instead.
To get the full-featured version:
- Create a GitHub personal access token (Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens). No scopes are required by default; specific plugins may need
read:org,repo, or similar, as documented per plugin. - Add that token as a repository secret named
METRICS_TOKENin yourSHREESHANTH99/SHREESHANTH99repository. - Add a new workflow at
.github/workflows/metrics.ymlwith the following content:
name: Metrics
on:
schedule: [{cron: "0 0 * * *"}]
workflow_dispatch:
push: {branches: ["master", "main"]}
jobs:
github-metrics:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
permissions:
contents: write
steps:
- uses: lowlighter/metrics@latest
with:
token: ${{ secrets.METRICS_TOKEN }}- Once the action has run at least once, it will commit a file named
github-metrics.svgto your repository. Replace the<img>source above with:
Full plugin and template options are documented at github.com/lowlighter/metrics, and can be previewed interactively at metrics.lecoq.io before committing to a configuration.





