Open source Contribution is interesting because it is the fastest and easiest way to contribute to great projects. This is true if you aim to creating big impact. Every contribution — whether big or small — matters in the open source community. Simple contributions, like updating the documentation, can go a long way, since an outdated README is mostly a severe hurdle in understanding the project.
I contribute to private repositories and projects. These include my dream projects, commercial projects and much more. For open source, I use GitHub. For my commercial project, I use GitLab. Most of my active work lives in a private repository, though I do wish I had enough time to contribute to the open source ecosystem. So I try as much as possible
GitHub Open Source Contribution
The majority of my public contributions are in the form of patches, translations, and improvements. Most of the projects I’ve shipped to indie and open-source projects.
The following are the notable accepted contributions I have made so far.
- code_runner.nvim — a code runner plugin for neovim
- March 2026 - fixed a bug that arose when there were whitespace characters in the execution path. (GitHub PR #148)
- Memory NFT Game — on-chain memory card game built with blockchain & NFTs
- March 2026 - Opened the first pull request to the project. Submitting an NFT game built on the sepolia Ethereum smart contract, which was deployed on Telegram MiniGames. (GitHub PR #1)
- Hyprland — a dynamic tiling Wayland compositor for Linux
- Nov 2025 - Added Hindi (हिन्दी) translation, bringing the compositor UI to Hindi-speaking users - (GitHub PR #12324)
- Hyprlauncher — fast GPU-rendered application launcher for Hyprland
- Nov 2025 - Added Telugu (తెలుగు) and Punjabi (ਪੰਜਾਬੀ) translations to the launcher’s locale files - (GitHub PR #71)
- Hyprland Dots — popular dotfiles & config collection for Hyprland
- May 2025 - Submitted a configuration improvement or new rice to the widely-used dotfile collection - (GitHub PR #705)
- Zotero × Obsidian Template — template for integrating Zotero citations into Obsidian vaults
- May 2025 - Improved the template structure or metadata mapping for smoother Zotero–Obsidian workflows - (GitHub PR #2)
- TacTik — CLI-based study planner
- Dec 2024 - Contributed to the core gameplay engine and infrastructure - (GitHub PR #8)
- Image Upload Toolkit — Obsidian plugin for managing & uploading images in Obsidian notes
- Apr 2024 - Expanded the documentation to reliable integration of Imgur for uploading media - (GitHub PR #17)
- Obsidian Notebook Themes — handcrafted notebook-style CSS themes for Obsidian
- Apr 2024 - Contributed to the documentation, outlining a step-by-step instruction on how to install and use the theme - (GitHub PR #3)
Misc.
GitHub Gist
For artifacts that are meant to be shared in form of snippets, I store it in GitHub Gist, simply because I do not know a better place to host such type of content.
Therefore, here is my GitHub Gist.
Major Snippets includes
- All of Generative Code Art