Vishnu Sharma thecodekaizen

👋 Hey, I'm Vishnu Sharma

Backend · Distributed Systems · AI Engineering

I build production systems, explore ideas, and occasionally start projects I absolutely did not need to start.

`> whoami`

name: Vishnu Sharma
handle: thecodekaizen
role: Senior Software Engineer · Forward Deployed Engineer

focus:
  - Backend Engineering
  - Distributed Systems
  - AI Engineering
  - Developer Infrastructure

currently_exploring:
  - Production AI Systems
  - Agents & Evals
  - Golang
  - System Design
  - Developer Tools
  - Indie Products

philosophy: "Learn → Build → Break → Understand → Repeat"

`> tech --stack`

Languages

Backend · Web · Data

Infrastructure

Phoenix · RabbitMQ · ClickHouse · ArgoCD · WebSockets · REST

LLMs · RAG · Agents · Evals · Observability · Model Routing

`> github --stats`

`> github --activity`

`> interests`

Backend Architecture       ████████████████████
Distributed Systems        ████████████████████
AI Systems                 ███████████████████░
Databases                  ██████████████████░░
Developer Infrastructure   ██████████████████░░
Developer Tools            █████████████████░░░
Indie Products             ████████████████░░░░
Random Rabbit Holes        ████████████████████

I enjoy thinking about:

queues · caching · consistency · databases · retries · observability

scalability · agents · RAG · evals · LLM orchestration · developer experience

`> ls ~/building`

I like turning curiosity into software.

🤖  AI Agents
🧰  Developer Tools
⚡  Micro-SaaS
🔬  Scientific Computing
👁️  Computer Vision
🤖  Robotics
🌐  Internet Experiments
🧪  Things that may or may not become companies

`> ls ~/worlds`

⚙️ Beyond Staging

Field notes from production.

Backend · Distributed Systems · AI Systems · FDE · Infrastructure

⚡ Built By The Weekends

I wonder if I can build this.

Experiments · Products · Science · Technology · Curiosity

🌱 Life Outside The Code

There is more to a person than what they do for work.

Learning · Movement · Books · Experiences · Curiosity

`> cat philosophy.txt`

I'm less interested in knowing everything than in staying curious enough to keep learning.

Technology changes. Careers change. People change.

So I like the idea behind Kaizen:

learn something
      ↓
build something
      ↓
break something
      ↓
understand it better
      ↓
repeat

`while (alive) { learn(); build(); explore(); }`

One experiment at a time.

_{⚡ Probably building something I absolutely did not need to start.}

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