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I build component-based interfaces that stay consistent as an application grows.
HELLO, I’M ABHINAV YADAV.
Founder of Annie, a Discord bot used by 72k+ people. I build full-stack products, then keep them running in production.
Interface → API → database → deployment.
I build component-based interfaces that stay consistent as an application grows.
Interfaces people use, APIs that hold up, and the production work that keeps them running.
Annie’s dashboard turns 417 commands into per-server settings panels, so nobody memorises syntax. DailyOS fits eleven tools into one app.
128 API routes with Discord OAuth2 and payment callbacks for Annie. Hybrid semantic and keyword search in FieldProof, on-device vector search in FieldMind.
Annie runs sharded across processes with a public status page. I traced its production memory leak to glibc’s malloc arenas, not JavaScript.
I’m a CSE student in Greater Noida. My favourite way to learn is to build something, put it into the world, and find out what happens next.
Some days that means getting an interaction to feel right. Others, it means figuring out why a container’s memory won’t stop climbing. I enjoy both.
I also manage Geek Room’s Discord community. Good software and good communities have something in common: you keep showing up for them.
READ MY RÉSUMÉA product I founded, a community I run, and the competitions along the way.
An all-in-one Discord bot and Next.js dashboard. I lead a small team and own the stack: the gateway shards, the dashboard, the status page, premium billing and the incidents.
I run the Discord for a student coding community and built the bot that runs it: case-tracked moderation, escalating automod, contest reminders, a daily problem and a hackathon team finder.
First year. Most of what I know still comes from shipping things and keeping them alive.
Products, hackathon builds and experiments,
with what each one achieved.
Notes on memory leaks, voice models, and the constraints you only meet in production.
Follow a note from the interface to validation, storage, and back. A small, working example of how I think about the whole stack.
This button calls my live server and shows its actual response and timing.
The form gathers your note and turns it into a structured request. Click any step to look under the hood.
Ready when you are. Save a note to follow the flow.
↳ The note flow is simulated in your browser, and your notes stay on this page. “Ping my server” sends a real request to yabhinav.is-a.dev.
You don’t need a perfect brief. Tell me what you’re thinking, and we’ll take it from there.