High-school student from Türkiye building practical software around Linux, backend systems, DevSecOps, self-hosting, and AI tooling.

I like turning ideas into reliable, automation-friendly software: APIs, CLIs, TUIs, agents, infrastructure tools, local-first apps, and embedded systems. Frontend work is welcome when it serves the product, but my center of gravity is the backend and the terminal.

• Python, Go, TypeScript/JavaScript, Bash, and SQL
• Linux across Ubuntu, Fedora, and Arch
• Docker, Docker Compose, Git, SSH, networking, and homelab servers
• Ollama, local LLMs, AI agents, MCP, RAG, and orchestration
• Raspberry Pi, ESP32, Arduino-compatible boards, and embedded Linux
• Early-stage security, penetration-testing, and reverse-engineering research

I prefer clean, typed, modular code with clear boundaries, meaningful names, consistent APIs, and minimal dependencies. I think about scalability, maintainability, error handling, developer experience, and cross-platform use from the beginning—with Linux as the primary target.

AI agents · DevSecOps tools · self-hosted software · backend services · CLI/TUI applications · security automation · cybersecurity utilities · network analysis · local-first apps · embedded devices · automation · developer productivity

Samsung SM-J700F Shannon S310 CBD replacement — an open-source ARM32 drop-in replacement for Samsung's cbd / cpboot-daemon, documented through reproducible on-device testing.

Plan first, keep components understandable, and ship software that is practical, reliable, extensible, and enjoyable for developers to use.