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Full-Stack Developer · Kathmandu, Nepal
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I build web applications end to end — from Postgres schemas and API design through to the interfaces people actually touch. Most of my work lives in TypeScript, React and Next.js, with Python whenever the problem calls for it.
Lately that has meant AI-shaped products: an MCP server that turns plain English into safe, read-only SQL, and Claropo, a platform that generates narrated lessons instead of dumping walls of text at students.
Outside of client work I keep a pile of public repos — Logseq plugins, dotfiles, Linux notes — mostly things I wanted to exist and could not find.
kaushal@portfolio
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Text-to-SQL MCP server
A Model Context Protocol server that lets an LLM query PostgreSQL and MySQL in plain English. Read-only by design: it introspects the schema, plans the query, and refuses anything that would write.
AI lessons that ask before they teach
An AI teaching platform that generates narrated lessons as a conversation between a professor, a curious student and a skeptic — plus interactive simulations, grade-calibrated quizzes and teacher oversight tools.
Product engineering, day to day
Where I currently spend my working hours — building and maintaining the Tangible careers platform across the stack.
Diet guidance system — final year project
Tracks what a user eats, scores it against nutritional targets, and generates diet guidance from the gap. Built as my final year university project.
Plugins for my Logseq workflow
A collection of Logseq plugins built to smooth over the parts of my note-taking workflow that were slowing me down.
Emotion-aware voice interface, proof of concept
An experiment with the Hume AI APIs — reading emotional signal out of voice input and letting an interface respond to it.
My machine, reproducible
Shell, editor and tmux configuration kept under version control so a fresh machine is one clone away from feeling like home.
The commands I kept re-googling
A reference of the Linux operational commands worth knowing, written down once so I would stop looking them up twice.
$ gh repo list KaushalKishorMishra → 70 public repositories. browse all ↗
$ ./contact.sh
Open to interesting work and good conversation. Send a message below, book a slot, or reach me directly.
$ ./schedule --book
Booking is not wired up yet — email me and we will find a time. km645195@gmail.com
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