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prasanna

v1.3.2

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A developer portfolio served entirely as a REST API.

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prasanna

npm MIT API

It's 2026. Every portfolio is a Three.js particle explosion with an AI chatbot that hallucinates my job history.

This one runs in your terminal.

npx prasanna

No install. No browser. No 4MB of React to render a name and three bullet points.
Just arrow keys, live data, and your terminal emulator doing what it was built to do.

Playground

If you launch the CLI, you also get access to the interactive playground containing five developer-themed terminal puzzles:

  • Packet Routing: A pathfinding puzzle where you route network packets avoiding firewalls (featuring newly added ultra-hard Levels 5 & 6).
  • Cyber Defuse: A boolean logic gate simulator where you toggle inputs to match target outputs.
  • Docker Scale: A turn-based DevOps simulator managing container allocations under real-time traffic spikes without crashing resource limits.
  • DNS Lookup: A subnetting math speedrun calculating NetIDs, masks, and broadcast addresses.
  • The Breach: A mastermind-style passcode hacking logic game.

API

The same data, rawer:

| Route | Returns | | ------------ | ---------------- | | /me | Identity & skills | | /projects | Top repositories | | /experience| Timeline | | /stats | Live GitHub stats | | /now | What I'm building |

curl https://api.prasanna19.xyz/me

Architecture

No database. Updates go through an /admin panel that commits JSON to GitHub via PAT → instant Vercel redeploy. Git is the CMS. The whole thing is stateless, versioned, and faster than anything running on a Postgres free tier.