Abhishek P

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  • Home Hero, recent reads, trusted partners.
  • Blog 15 posts on engineering, AI, and architecture.
  • Projects 4 selected products, tools, and experiments.
  • Tools 3 browser-only utilities.

Blog posts (15)

  • An SEO Audit of My Own Site · A specialist agent crawled abhiigatty.com and surfaced 18 findings. No sitemap. No robots.txt. No structured data. No H1 on the homepage. Here is what landed, what I deferred, and what surprised me about owning the infrastructure of search.
  • A small todo update: notes, priority, and a drag handle · The browser-only todo app now has a collapsible note per row, star and hourglass buttons to float or sink items, and a drag handle to reorder within each tier. Small changes that match how I actually use the list.
  • A todo app that lives in your browser · I built a minimal todo app that runs entirely in your browser. No signup, no backend, no sync. Here is why, how it works, and the four problems I hit while building it.
  • An OTP generator dressed up as a deck of cards · I needed a six-digit code generator. Instead of making it boring, I dealt the digits as playing cards, complete with shuffle and flip.
  • Two Lighthouse Scans, Twenty-Five Minutes Apart · I ran PageSpeed Insights on my site and got 99 / 91 / 92 / 100. Twenty-five minutes later I ran it again and got 100 / 91 / 100 / 100. One of those score jumps was real engineering. The other was not. This is the difference.
  • The www Subdomain I Forgot About · A friend tried www.abhiigatty.com and got a connection error. The apex worked fine. What followed was a small lesson in DNS, Cloudflare custom domains, and a Workers gotcha I had never hit before.
  • I Stopped Hand-Deploying My Site · For weeks I was running `npm run deploy` from my laptop every time I changed a paragraph. Today I wired up Cloudflare Workers Builds so a merge to main ships the site by itself.
  • Semantic HTML Helps AI Read Your Site · A short look at what "semantic web" actually means in 2026, why it matters when LLMs are reading your pages, and the small gaps I found while auditing this site.
  • DevTools CLI Suite · A compact command-line toolkit for streamlining repetitive local development tasks.
  • How AI Tools Fit Into My Daily Work · I use AI as a drafting and clarity tool, not an autopilot. It saves time, but the decisions and final words are still mine.
  • How is this website so fast, built with AI · 7.9 KB homepage, 0 trackers, 0 web fonts, built in 1 day. The numbers behind a site I shipped with GitHub Copilot.
  • Starting a Startup with Zero Business Knowledge · I began with interest, not business training. Here is what it was like to learn legal and operational basics from scratch.
  • The Hidden Cost of “Free” Hiring Platforms for Early-Stage Startups · “Free hiring” often means free entry, not free hiring. The real cost is usually discovered after setup time is already spent.
  • What I Learned While Looking for Government Grants · Government grants can help, but the real challenge is navigating eligibility, documents, and uncertainty without burning time.
  • Starting a Startup as an Engineering Student with Just an Idea · What it feels like to start with technical confidence but zero business knowledge, and learn startup basics from scratch.

Tools (3)

  • Todo Browser-only todo with priority tiers.
  • OTP Card Deck 4–12 digit one-time code dealt as cards.
  • Matrix Rain Wallpaper-style matrix rain with custom colors and words.

Projects (4)

  • Todo (browser-only) Multi-line notes, priority and backlog tiers, drag-reorder within each tier. Lives at /tools/todo. No signup, no backend, localStorage is the store.
  • OTP cards generator Six-digit code generator dealt as playing cards with shuffle and flip. Lives at /tools/otp. Pure browser, zero dependencies.
  • This site Astro 6 on Cloudflare Workers. 7.9 KB homepage, zero web fonts, zero analytics, ships on merge to main.
  • DevTools CLI Suite Cross-platform command-line utilities for local developer productivity.

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