Open to academic collaboration
Building at the edge of code & cognition.
I'm Sushant Dhakal — developer, martial artist, and AI enthusiast from Nepal. I blend analytical discipline with creative engineering to build things that matter.
I'm Sushant Dhakal — developer, martial artist, and AI enthusiast from Nepal. I blend analytical discipline with creative engineering to build things that matter.
I'm a student developer driven by a simple belief: the most powerful tools emerge when rigorous thinking meets creative instinct. My academic journey sits at the intersection of computer science, human physiology, and artificial intelligence — fields I see as deeply connected.
I've worked as a hoster and web developer for Stellar Astrology, managing hosting infrastructure and building web solutions from scratch. This real-world experience sharpened my understanding of production systems, client requirements, and deployment cycles.
Whether I'm training martial arts at dawn, reading physiology, or debugging code at midnight — each pursuit feeds into a larger philosophy: continuous, compounding growth.
I build using vibe coding — orchestrating multiple AI agents (Cursor, Claude, Copilot, and custom pipelines) to ship full projects at speed. Rather than writing every line by hand, I direct AI agents across planning, implementation, and review stages, acting as the architect who keeps quality and intent intact.
A browser-based arcade shooter built with pure HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript. Features wave-based enemies, particle effects, and a high-score system — all without any game engine.
Developed and deployed a full production website for Stellar Astrology. Handled domain hosting, cPanel configuration, and front-end development to deliver a polished client experience.
An AI-powered study companion that helps students track their learning progress, set subject goals, and receive smart study pointers. The built-in AI analyzes weak areas and suggests targeted resources — making revision more intentional and less overwhelming.
I'm a student — which means I'm actively learning and my work has room to grow. I genuinely want to hear from professors, peers, and curious visitors about how I can improve.
Whether it's a code review, a career suggestion, an academic query, or just a thought about something on this site — please send it. Your input shapes my next iteration.
Whether you're a professor with a project, a peer with an idea, or someone who just wants to connect — my inbox is open.
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