I am working on the agent-friendly scorer. It scores the public repos for their agent friendliness. The project also has a GitHub action to comment on the score delta in a PR comment. You can add it as a skill to find out which agent will perform better for the codebase.
Recently, I have been reading about system design, and as I work in the Web3 domain, I thought it would be nice if I used my learning to write about how system design can be done in the Web3 domain.
After working for more than 2 years as a frontend engineer, I recently started doing full-stack and the org is using Go so I had to learn that, have kept all my learning in one place - https://github.com/hsnice16/golang_learning
Also, I completed a few AWS-related tasks right after starting full-stack. I have written blogs mentioning what I did to help others.
Recently after working as a frontend engineer for more than 2 years, I started doing full-stack, so I am going through the language that my new org uses (they are using GoLang) and trying to understand backend concepts as well.
My first task was to write a GitHub action to build and push the docker image on AWS ECR. While working on it, I went through a good number of blogs, and also used ChatGPT, and finally raised a PR. So I thought to write a blog on that, you can read it here - https://hsnice16.medium.com/build-and-push-the-docker-image-...
They don't have a built-in notification mechanism; if you missed replying to a comment, you can't even reply to them after a few days.
I had posted about selling my project https://techinterviewexp.site/ but I missed the comments and now I can't reply to them.
Live: https://agentfriendlycode.com/