@Praknoor

I built Slack Dex — a Pokémon bot for Slack! ⚡️
You can look up any Pokémon with /pokedex-gt pikachu and see an animated trading card with stat bars. Run /wild-encounter-gt to encounter a random Gen 1 Pokémon — there's a 15% shiny chance! Hit the button to throw a Pokéball and catch it (50/50 odds). Your team is saved with /my-team-gt. There's also a /poke-trivia-gt multi-choice guessing game.

PixelOS — Session Recap 🟣
Big update across the board:
- Notepad — Save As dialog with VFS directory browser + overwrite warning
- Glass Diary — complete redesign: lined paper background, Cedarville Cursive font, auto-saves to ~/Diary/YYYY-MM-DD.txt, calendar popup to browse entries by date
- Timer — countdown fixed (was a rogue resetTimer() bug), custom hr:min:sec inputs, centisecond display
- Pixel Editor — save/load .pxl files to VFS
- Terminal — fixed text shrinking when output fills the window
- Snake — high-score notification
- Top bar — overhauled: running-app taskbar with click-to-focus, SVG bell + theme icons, blinking colon clock, cleaner glass look
- General — all apps start closed, desktop icons removed (dock only), taskbar shows open apps
Next up: more polish, more apps, more surprises.

PixelOS — os in da browser bruh
wat i made: a whole desktop os that runs in ur browser. terminal boot, windows u can drag n resize, dock, desktop icons, 6 apps (wikipedia, calculator wit sin/cos/tan/log/factorial, pixel art editor, lofi radio, spotify, clock/calendar), plus customize EVERYTHING — colors, blur, rain effects, sparkles, pixel cursors. zero frameworks, zero npm, just raw html/css/js. one file each.
wat was hard: flood fill in the pixel editor. had to write my own bfs from scratch cuz canvas dont do that. also making glassmorphism + pixel art not look like garbage took way too many tries.
wat im proud of: literally every pixel of this thing is hand-coded. no node_modules folder, no build script, no "npm install" — just open and it goes brr. 1500 lines of pure js.

StardustArm is a NASA-themed zero-gravity robotic arm simulator built with MuJoCo — a 6-DOF MEPhi arm on a spaceship reaching and grabbing floating target spheres, with both a hand-coded IK controller and a SAC+HER reinforcement learning pipeline. The hardest problems were getting the IK to actually converge (joint angles were only set as PD targets, never applied directly to qpos, so the arm would approach then drift away), hiding the obstacle spheres so they didn't look like extra target balls, and keeping the ball from slipping and flying out of the single-jaw gripper. I'm most proud of the full-stack integration — damped least-squares IK, minimum-jerk trajectories, floating base thrusters, vision detection, obstacle avoidance, and RL training all working together for a cohesive on-orbit servicing demo. To test it, cd stardance, pip install mujoco gymnasium stable-baselines3 sb3-contrib tensorboard glfw PyOpenGL, then python main.py for the IK controller or python train_sac.py --run my_run --timesteps 500000 for RL training; left-drag orbits the camera, right-drag zooms, ESC exits.