I build Telegram bots, search and data pipelines, customer-facing assistants, and native ports of console games.

Python, TypeScript, C++.

• RugRadar — scam check for tokens from open data: free verdict in about 30 seconds, paid report, chat bot, landing page. (private)
• Desk Bot — one bot instead of ten tabs: finds orders, drafts replies, keeps the lead pipeline. (private)
• kwsearch — search across Telegram channels and the web: Python server, SQLite FTS5 catalogue, daily collector. (private)
• daily-digest — runs at login and folds the overnight RSS feeds into one digest. (private)
• Order Radar / Chat Monitor / Price Monitor — monitors over chats and prices: new orders, leads and price moves, reported when they happen. (private)
• gh-radar — new console-game recompilations from the GitHub Search API and Reddit feeds, scored and delivered as a digest. (private)

• Polyx — answers one question about a Polymarket contract: is it mispriced, and by how much. It reads the resolution rules and flags a change mid-market, turns its own probability into an edge after fees and spread, and prints the stake a quarter-Kelly allows. No keys, no orders: trades stay on paper until a strategy has out-of-sample numbers behind it. React and Hono on Cloudflare Workers, Russian interface. (not on GitHub yet)

• Document assistant — answers staff and customer questions from the price lists, regulations and internal policy a business already has. It asks to clarify when it did not understand, passes a question to a person when nothing in those pages covers it, and counts how much was resolved alone. FastAPI, Russian and Spanish. (private)
• Booking bot — appointment bot for a salon or a self-employed master: services, working days and hours set with buttons, no commands; the client books in three clicks from a personal link, with no public catalogue. Week grid, day off in one tap, schedule templates. (private)

• GTA: Vice City Stories — native macOS arm64 port — Apple clang + ThinLTO, MoltenVK backend, profiler, PGO. +923 / −82, upstream pull request open.
• gta-vcs-recomp — my fork; the macos-arm64 branch holds it.
• Need for Speed: SHIFT recompiler — Xenon PPC with VMX128 translated to C++ and built for arm64 using XenonRecomp, a ported GPL runtime and a differential harness that checks each translated function against the original instruction stream. (private)

Most of the list is private: work done for a business stays off GitHub, and a game image cannot be redistributed with the code. What clears both rules lands here.

• GitHub: github.com/EvgHaze