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I'mPratyushGarg.

B.Tech CS student, building one late night at a timepsst… my résumé.

  • B.Tech CS · FoT DU
  • Delhi, India
  • night-owl coder
  • fast learner
Pratyush Garg

What I work in

Three things, mostly. In that order.
  1. 01

    Building for the web

    I like making the web feel less like software and more like something worth exploring. React, JavaScript, interaction, motion, and an unhealthy eye for tiny details.

  2. 02

    Data & Python

    Give me a messy dataset and I'll probably disappear into NumPy and Pandas for a while. I like finding patterns, cleaning chaos, and making numbers useful.

  3. 03

    Figuring things out

    C, computer science, new frameworks, unfamiliar problems. I'm still early in the journey, but I learn fastest when there's something real to build and a reason to understand what's underneath it.

2025 — 2026
0+lines in this site
0late nights
0tabs open. somehow.

Stress-relief stationthis sitting: 0

Let's Build Something Useful.

Built with
Next.js · TypeScript · GSAP · Lenis
Set in
Archivo · Instrument Serif · JetBrains Mono
Styled in
Hand-written CSS. No component kit.

Got an idea, an internship, or a bug you want to argue about? The inbox is open, and replies are usually quick.

Who is writing this

Hey, I'm Pratyush, a Computer Science undergrad at the Faculty of Technology, Delhi University.

I've just finished my first year of B.Tech and start my second this August. Coding was a habit well before it showed up on a timetable, and college hasn't managed to make it feel like homework.

These days the time goes three ways: building for the web, crunching data in Python, and wrestling with C. I enjoy all three fights.

  • B.Tech CS · FoT DU
  • Delhi, India
  • night-owl coder
  • fast learner
there's a résumé attached
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Pratyush Garg↻ flip me

The other side

  • certified cinephile. movies and series, religiously
  • letterboxd · @MrCreoid ↗
  • plays guitar when the bugs win
  • the master plan? genuinely figuring it out
↻ spin back

So far
2024 — 2025

Vice President, Byte Club

Ran events and workshops for a year, and spent it convincing people that coding is fun. It worked on at least a few of them.

Aug 2025

B.Tech Computer Science, Faculty of Technology, University of Delhi

Started the degree. The coding habit was already there; college gave it deadlines, a syllabus, and other people who cared about it.

Jul 2026

Machine Learning Intern, Experion Labs

Spent a month doing machine learning outside the classroom. Worked on project-based assignments, dealt with real-world tasks, and got a taste of what building in an industry setting actually looks like.

Aug 2026

Second year begins

More C, more JavaScript, and more data work with NumPy and Pandas.

What I work in
  1. 01

    HTML & CSS

    Grid, flexbox and custom properties, written by hand. That includes the six-thousand-line stylesheet behind this page.

    daily
  2. 02

    JavaScript

    The DOM, async, canvas, and the browser underneath the frameworks. Most of what moves on this site is plain JS.

    daily
  3. 03

    TypeScript

    Every project here is written in it. Mostly it stops me shipping my own typos.

    building
  4. 04

    React & Next.js

    Components, hooks and app-router builds. Spent and Attendance Tracker both run on this stack, so I learned it by needing it.

    building
  5. 05

    Python

    My first language and still the one I reach for when a problem is really a data problem.

    daily
  6. 06

    NumPy & Pandas

    Cleaning up data that arrives in whatever shape it likes, then getting an answer out of it.

    data
  7. 07

    C

    Pointers, memory, and what the machine is actually doing underneath. Humbling, most weeks.

    learning
  8. 08

    Git & GitHub

    Branches, rebases and the occasional merge conflict I brought on myself.

    daily

Off the clock
02

Guitarist

Riffs between builds. The guitar comes out exactly when the bugs start winning.

03

Night owl

Best ideas arrive after midnight. Sleep schedule: genuinely figuring it out.

Selected work — 2025–2026

Things I've built. The list is only getting longer.

Featured

MCP Vetting Agent

An AI security auditor for AI tools. Hand it a third-party MCP server and it clones the repo, reads the tools it declares, then runs AST rules and Docker-sandboxed probes against it in parallel — findings mapped to the OWASP Agentic Top 10. If the verdict is HIGH it drafts the security issue and then stops, and waits for a person to say yes.

  • Python
  • TypeScript
  • FastMCP
  • Docker
code

This portfolio

The site you're reading. Next.js, TypeScript and a hand-written stylesheet, with view routing, a canvas constellation, physics toys, and more secrets than it admits to.

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
code

Attendance Tracker

An attendance tracker for college students. Set your weekly timetable once, then mark each class as it happens.

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Firebase
code
github.com/MrCreoidthe rest of the work lives here ↗

The shelf. Empty is honest.
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No entries filed

Nothing filed yet. Certificates and placements go here as they happen. Watch this space.

Currently applying to: everything interesting.

2026

Inbox: open

Got something worth a late night? Tell me about it. The inbox is always open.

Based in
Delhi, India — GMT+5:30
Open to
Internships · collaborations
Replies in
A day. Two if the bug won.
  1. 01FiledInto my inbox the moment you press send, and you get the reference number back on a receipt — so you know it landed.
  2. 02ReadAll of them, usually the same night. Short ones are welcome; so are the ones with a stack trace pasted in.
  3. 03AnsweredBy me, in a real sentence. If the answer is no, you still get one.

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