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Model-agnostic pair programming in the terminal, routed through my own omnirouter — the right model for every task, one keystroke away.
I’m Reza Bazdar (Godde3s) — a full‑stack software engineer. Web apps, encrypted messengers, network tooling, AI infrastructure and industrial automation: one engineer across the whole pipeline.
Every card leads to a working public repository — no mockups, no vaporware.
Languages & tools I ship with
Production-tested skills — from SQL to SCADA, from the terminal to the edge.
Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, C#, C, PHP, Ruby, SQL
HTML/CSS, React, Next.js, Tailwind, VitePress, RTL-first design
FastAPI, Node.js, REST, WebSockets, JWT auth, Prisma, OpenAI-compatible APIs
Postman, Newman, pytest, layered contract testing, CI pipelines, gitleaks audits
TCP/IP, proxies & tunnels, edge computing, Cloudflare Workers, VLESS infrastructure
End-to-end encryption, X25519, ChaCha20-Poly1305, secure session design
Model routing, agent orchestration, account pooling, SSE streaming, free-tier bridges
Docker, CI/CD, Hugging Face Spaces, Railway, Render, Fly.io, Koyeb
PLC & SCADA concepts, Modbus TCP, industrial automation protocols
My daily drivers — orchestrated so every agent gets the right brain at the right time.
Model-agnostic pair programming in the terminal, routed through my own omnirouter — the right model for every task, one keystroke away.
Parallel execution across sandboxes when a change fans out over many files — twelve tasks, twelve workers, one review pass.
Multi-step planning and codebase-wide edits with surgical precision — the agent I trust with architectural sweeps.
My own orchestration stack — it routes models, schedules jobs and automations end-to-end. The control tower for everything above.
I’m Reza Bazdar, a full-stack software engineer from Iran who builds end-to-end: web platforms, mobile apps, networks, industrial automation and AI infrastructure. I write in whatever language the job demands — and I ship. Every repository linked from this page is a working, public build; documentation, tests and deployment scripts included.
My work splits into four threads: collaboration software (chat platforms and encrypted messengers), developer infrastructure (API bridges and model routers), network tooling (edge panels and single-binary utilities) and industrial automation (Modbus and .NET integration). I work in public — browse the code, read the build notes and reuse anything under MIT.
From spark to production — why not start today?