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Fullstack, AI & distributed systems engineer building AI products and agents in public. Now: Quietkey, a calm macOS guard for secrets agents leave on disk.
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pulkitnagpal/README.md

Hi, I'm Pulkit.

I'm a fullstack software engineer who works across AI and distributed systems. These days I build AI products and agents, in public, one small release at a time.

Building now: Quietkey. AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex keep a full transcript of every session on your disk: every command they ran, every file they read. Any API key that passes through ends up in there in plain text, often dozens of times. When I scanned my own Mac I found 236 of them. Most were never pasted by me; the agent read a .env or ran a command and saved what it saw.

Quietkey is a calm, open-source macOS app and CLI that finds those secrets, shows how each one got there, and cleans up the safe parts for you. Nothing leaves your Mac. Coming soon; follow along on X.

Things I care about

  • AI agents that do real work, not demos
  • Dev tools that stay out of your way
  • Local-first software that respects your data

Recent log

2026-11  started Quietkey
2026-04  browser agents: a healthcare extension demo on browser-use
2026-03  benchmarked Unix sockets vs TCP loopback for a CI runner agent
2026-03  Playwright scraper with retries and per-site configs
2026-02  video inpainting with optical flow (Farneback, RAFT) in the browser
2020     a Babel plugin to see how JSX really works (still my most-starred repo. humbling.)

Work with me. I take on a few freelance builds at a time: agent workflows, browser automation, scrapers, internal tools. Message me on X.

Building in public at @pulkitnagpal9. Come say hi.

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    This plugin is just an overview on how react-preset works under the hood

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  2. inpaint-web inpaint-web Public

    Forked from lxfater/inpaint-web

    A free and open-source inpainting & image-upscaling tool powered by webgpu and wasm on the browser。| 基于 Webgpu 技术和 wasm 技术的免费开源 inpainting & image-upscaling 工具, 纯浏览器端实现。

    TypeScript

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