Autonomous Pipelines
Scheduled extraction that commits real market data to public archives — no subscription, no manual run.
Hello, I'm
I build data-driven web systems and read the market through its own transaction records. BCT at IOE WRC Pokhara, building from Bishnupur, Siraha — currently shipping autonomous market data systems.
Scheduled extraction that commits real market data to public archives — no subscription, no manual run.
Client-side software that keeps working when the network does not.
Broker-flow and floorsheet analysis translated into disciplined, rules-based positioning.
I am a computer engineering student at IOE WRC Pokhara who builds tools for problems I actually have: missing market data, unreliable connectivity, and software that asks for too much.
My family home is in Bishnupur, Siraha. I spent early childhood in Bardiya, where my father taught science — the first place I learned that a question is worth more than an answer. Schooling at Sagarmatha HSS in Mirchaiya, then +2 Science at Prasadi Academy in Lalitpur, then engineering in Pokhara.
Today I work across three surfaces: data engineering for the Nepal Stock Exchange, offline-first web apps that hold up without a server, and human–AI pair programming — using agents to expand what one person can design and verify.
“An explorer navigating the frontiers of a boundless universe. In a cosmos with no limits or boundaries, I build with creative intent, observe the patterns, and discover what is possible.”
Every system starts as a question. I read the data, the constraints, and the failure modes before writing a line of code.
Software that works without a server is software that keeps working. Local storage, deterministic logic, zero cloud dependency where it counts.
I treat AI as a collaborator, not a crutch — a way to expand what one person can architect and verify.
Three systems in production use: one autonomous data pipeline, one offline product, one native utility.
An autonomous, version-controlled pipeline that extracts the full daily floorsheet from the Nepal Stock Exchange and commits it as structured CSV. Built to remove the subscription paywall between Nepali developers and their own market data.
A scheduled GitHub Action wakes after market close, pulls the complete floorsheet for the day, normalises the columns, and commits the result. No server to babysit, no vendor to pay.
A hand-built progressive web app that ended monthly billing disputes in the IOE WRC hostel. Runs entirely client-side with service workers and local persistence, so it works in a dead zone and costs nothing to host.
A native Linux previewer that opens .md files straight from the file manager in under 25 MB of RAM. Built because opening a browser to read a text file is a design failure.
Data pipelines, offline apps, native tools, and experiments — each named after a planet in the order it was built.
An autonomous, version-controlled pipeline that extracts the full daily floorsheet from the Nepal Stock Exchange and commits it as structured CSV. Built to remove the subscription paywall between Nepali developers and their own market data.
A hand-built progressive web app that ended monthly billing disputes in the IOE WRC hostel. Runs entirely client-side with service workers and local persistence, so it works in a dead zone and costs nothing to host.
A native Linux previewer that opens .md files straight from the file manager in under 25 MB of RAM. Built because opening a browser to read a text file is a design failure.
A Manifest V3 extension that computes follower and following differentials locally. No credentials, no telemetry, no server round-trip.
A private analytics dashboard that reads broker turnover concentration, sector momentum, and accumulation patterns from raw floorsheet data.
A personal ledger recording entry and exit logic, emotional state, commission, tax, and risk-to-reward — designed for Nepal's upcoming intraday regime.
An e-commerce simulation built at Prasadi Academy: catalog browsing, cart calculation, and layout logic — the first proof that a screen could be made to behave.
A coder-humour interactive site with evasive button physics, synthesised Web Audio chimes, and confetti. Proof that engineering can be playful.
Internships, freelance data work, or a system that needs an owner — the inbox is open.