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I maintain three open source CLI tools: standup-bot (turns git history into daily standups via local or cloud LLMs), env-auditor (catches undocumented and stale environment variables across six languages), and chess-review-bot (deterministic PR diff review, no LLM in the scoring path). All three have full test suites, CI security gates (ruff, mypy, bandit, dependency scanning), and public changelogs; including entries for bugs found and fixed after they shipped.

I also contribute to other open source projects: security hardening, bug fixes, and test coverage, mostly in Python. Recent work includes container-security hardening, a session-hijack fix, and race-condition fixes. Details on my GitHub profile.

I'm a solo student developer. Sponsorship goes directly toward the time it takes to keep these maintained; triaging issues, reviewing PRs, and shipping fixes.

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I maintain three open source CLI tools and contribute fixes to several others. Ten sponsors would be the first real signal this work has outside support.

Featured work

  1. SemTiOne/standup-bot

    CLI tool that generates daily standup summaries from your git history using local (Ollama) or free cloud (Groq) LLMs, no paid APIs required.

    Python 3
  2. SemTiOne/env-auditor

    CLI tool that audits environment variable consistency across a codebase. Finds undocumented, stale, and missing vars across JS, Python, Go, Ruby, Shell, and Docker.

    Python 1
  3. SemTiOne/chess-review-bot

    Chess.com-style Brilliant/Blunder labels for your git diffs. Not a chess engine.

    Python 2

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