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I'm a constant learner and builder specializing in application security, penetration testing, OSINT and the human side of cyber-threats.

I create tools that empower the digital investigation community, including Intel Codex - a comprehensive operational manual for security researchers and analysts.

My current projects include open-source tools like discord-judge-bot (a challenge & reward system for Discord), discord-osint-assistant (an OSINT-gathering Discord bot) and other utilities designed to empower investigations, awareness and automation.

I believe in sharing what I learn and collaborating in the trench-work of security: from identifying vulnerabilities to building resilient systems — and building tools that others can use or adapt.

If you’re into OSINT, bots, security automation or just want to chat about what’s next in cyber risk — hit me up.

OSINT & Cyber Games Community

I run a Discord community for all skill levels — a place to explore cybersecurity puzzles, OSINT hunts, and capture-the-flag challenges in a friendly, collaborative environment. Join us, play, learn, and contribute your own challenges.

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Latest Projects

Osint

Intel Codex: Comprehensive knowledge base covering OSINT, reverse engineering, malware analysis, cryptography, and intelligence frameworks for security researchers.
Bookmarklets: Curated Bookmarks for OSINT & Investigations
CaseBandit: Chrome extension for tracking, organizing, and managing URLs during OSINT/CTF investigations.
Discord OSINT Assistant: Multi-tool Discord bot for Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) gathering and analysis.
Discord AWS Rekognition: Discord bot that leverages AWS Rekognition.
DORK OSINT Missing Person Finder: Script to automate the search process across multiple engines.

Docusaurus Plugins

docusaurus-plugin-obsidian-vault: Seamlessly integrate your Obsidian vault with Docusaurus
docusaurus-plugin-multi-rss: Aggregate multiple RSS feeds in your Docusaurus site

Fun GitHub Badges and Openbadges

I’ve earned a few quirky ones — from commits made on Programmer’s Day (256th) to emoji-only commits and even Friday the 13th pushes. It’s a reminder that code should be serious in intent, but playful in spirit.

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Latest Blog Posts

Stop Your Code from Rotting: AI Prompts for Modular Architecture - Transform codebases into modular, maintainable systems using AI. Specialized prompts teach Claude Code to apply Eskil Steenberg's battle-tested architecture principles for constant developer velocity....
Why I Built Intel Codex - The story behind creating a comprehensive operational manual for digital investigators, security analysts, and OSINT practitioners....
Claude Skills — Packaged workflows that make Claude truly work-ready - Overview of Anthropic’s new Claude Skills: what they are, why they matter, how they differ from prompts, where they run (Claude.ai, Claude Code, API/Agent SDK), and how to get started....
Code That Lives Forever: How DOIs Give Your Projects Eternal Life - Learn how to make your code citable and trackable using DOIs, ORCID, and the GitHub-Zenodo integration. Turn your repositories into measurable publications with permanent backup....
Free Website Hosting for Life: A Comprehensive Guide to GitHub Pages and Render - Learn how to host a professional website completely free using static site generators and modern hosting platforms. Detailed comparison of GitHub Pages vs Render with setup instructions....
Tired of Boring Security Training? Try These 20+ Engaging CTF Platforms - Looking to sharpen your cybersecurity skills? Whether you're a beginner or an experienced professional, these platforms offer hands-on challenges that will test and improve your abilities across vario...