./Mission_Statement
I’m Kanha (13 year old) — a student developer from India with a deep interest in how systems actually work. I don’t stop at using tools; I open them, trace them, and rebuild them until the logic makes sense.
My curiosity started with web development and quickly expanded into Linux, low-level programming, AI systems, operating system design, and performance-oriented thinking. I enjoy working close to the machine — where abstractions start breaking and understanding matters.
This website is a living log of that process. Not a polished résumé — but a record of experiments, projects, failures, and progress. Everything here evolves as I do.
And I would be really happy if you check out my github, and give recommendations, because your feedback and a part of your expertise is always going to help me with the growth.
./Tech_Stack_Arsenal
Tools I actively build with. Percentages reflect familiarity, not limits.
./Current_Objectives
- [+]Deepen understanding of low-level computing, memory, and OS internals
- [+]Build real, open-source tools instead of demos or clones
- [+]Continue long-term AI and systems experiments with discipline
- [+]Balance serious engineering work with school responsibilities
./Why_This_Site_Exists
This site exists to think in public. To document ideas, track growth, and share things that may be useful to others learning the same path.
It’s intentionally minimal, technical, and honest. If something looks unfinished, that’s because it probably is — and that’s the point.
Progress over polish. Understanding over hype.