

Mumbai, India
I'm Chatt Kush, a software engineer from Mumbai, India. Currently pursuing B.Tech CSE from Renaissance University. I love technology, nerdy stuff, and cricket. Always curious, I enjoy coding, learning, and building new things.
Open Logistics is an open-source logistics integration library that provides a unified interface for shipping providers such as Shiprocket, Delhivery, and iThink Logistics.

Suchale is a real-time messaging app similar to WhatsApp, allowing users to chat instantly, share media, and stay connected through secure, low-latency communication. It supports one-on-one and group conversations with real-time updates powered by Socket.IO.

Dr.Writer is an online document editor that allows users to create, edit, and collaborate on documents in real-time. It provides a smooth and responsive editing experience. Users can access their documents from anywhere, making it a great tool for remote work and team collaboration.

A full-stack AI agent with real-time guardrails enforcement. Features a live policy dashboard to block tools, require human approval, and validate inputs — all without restarting the agent. Built with MCP protocol support for dynamic tool discovery across multiple servers, including a custom MCP server with CRUD tools.

Woop is a VS Code extension that lets you launch, switch, and run projects directly from the status bar. Features auto-detection of dev commands across Node, Python, Go, Rust, Docker and more, with live state indicators and one-click stop/restart.
04 March 2026
My Interview experience at a firm in Mumbai
10 Feb 2026
Making an app after getting frustated from Ads
1 Nov 2025
I was doing development on my project and after some time i did some code refactoring and it was simple so i pushed the code to production. The things about pushing code and not testing them is when you make such changes and push it you think you have done is right but some things break and are easy to notice manually.
1 Nov 2025
Explaining Websocket and Chat App in detail
18 March 2026
understanding fastapi from an express js pov