This website
Agent-first portfolio. Static Astro build; every page ships a Markdown twin, llms.txt, and JSON-LD so machines read the same source humans do.
FIG. 01 The developer SHEET 1 / 8
Doc: Portfolio · Rev 3.0 Open to work
I build the first thing people see. Anyone can ship a UI now. Fewer people can tell you why it works.
Currently at Alvera.ai. Open to work.
§1 General notes SHEET 2 / 8
- I build the first thing anyone meets on the web: a screen, and about a second to make sense of it. I want to be very good at that second.
- Most of my work is the front of things. Interfaces that load fast, stay out of the way, and make information easy to reach.
- When a build needs it, I go the rest of the way down the stack — APIs, data, the server work behind the interface. It isn't where I live, but I can ship the whole thing when I have to.
- I came to the browser from electronics and microcontrollers, where I learned to treat constraints as design material, not a problem to fix later.
Checked by: Abhinaw Gupta
Method: view source
Result: PASSED
§2 Selected work SHEET 3 / 8
Three in flight
Shipped when they're ready. Until then: row one — you're inside the reference build.
Reserved
Something of my own, still in the workshop. It shows up here when it's worth defending, not before.
Reserved
Client work I can't show, being rebuilt into something I can. Also in progress.
§3 Specifications SHEET 4 / 8
Working set
Front-end-led, comfortable across the stack.
- Core
- React · TypeScript · JavaScript · HTML · CSS
- Frameworks
- Next.js · React Router (v7) · Redux · Astro · Tailwind CSS · DaisyUI · Alpine.js
- Backend
- Node.js · Express.js · Python · FastAPI · Elixir · Phoenix · REST APIs
- Data
- PostgreSQL · SQLite · MongoDB · DynamoDB · Drizzle ORM
- Infra
- Cloudflare Workers · Pages · D1 · R2 · KV · AWS Lambda · Docker
- Tools
- Git · GitHub · Playwright
§4 Revision history SHEET 5 / 8
Prior revisions
Most recent first. Open a card for the detail.
REV 3 Front-end developer · Alvera.ai Nov '24 → Now
- 3.2 Internal app tooling '25 → Now
Wrote the internal tooling and process so a developer can go from a client brief to a working custom app in close to one pass. Demos used to be a project. Now they're a Tuesday.
- 3.1 Client CMS platform '25
Built the platform that lets clients manage their own content and see it live, without waiting on a developer. The engineering was the easy half. The hard half was deciding how much control to hand over, because every extra knob is something to maintain and I was the only one maintaining it. Most of the work was finding that line and rewriting the schema until it held. It kept the client.
- 3.0 Static-first site rebuild '24
The old setup fought us on everything: custom design, animation, letting anyone edit content. I made the case for moving to a static-first stack and led it. Sites got faster, cheaper to run, and far easier to bend to whatever a client asked for next. They've been quiet since, which is the highest compliment a website gets.
REV 2 Front-end developer · Freelance Apr '24 → Aug '24
- Goals-based investing app
A mobile-first proof of concept for a goals-based investing app, built for someone pitching a new vertical to his company's senior VPs. So it had to work, and it had to be convincing in a room. I built the front end alone on top of a backend another developer had written and left, which meant reading someone else's code carefully enough to change it without breaking it. Shipped, presented, well received.
REV 1 B.E., Electronics & Telecommunication · Army Institute of Technology, Pune Jul '20 → Jun '24
Four years of circuits and signals. Useful in ways I didn't expect.
§5 Off the clock SHEET 6 / 8
I'm either out somewhere with a racquet in hand, or indoors at my workstation with a soldering iron in hand, or neither. There's always music on. And there's probably a half-finished circuit on the desk I've promised myself I'll get back to.
Filed under: not work
Racquet: swung
Grass: TOUCHED
APP. A Machine interface SHEET 7 / 8
Ask an AI about me
Ask any AI assistant about me and it reads a clean, plain-text copy of this page: real facts, not web-page code, so the answer stays accurate.
Try it
“Tell me about Abhinaw Gupta, a front-end engineer. Read his site at abhinaw.dev.”
Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any assistant.
For developers & agents
/llms.txtcurated index · llmstxt.org spec /index.mdmarkdown twin · rel=alternate in every head
JSON-LDPerson · Project · FAQ · schema.org
$ curl -H "Accept: text/markdown" https://abhinaw.dev/ → 200, text/markdown Same URL, different Accept header. Ask for markdown, get the twin.
SIGN-OFF Approval SHEET 8 / 8
WANTED: a team that argues about the details. Front-end developer, one careful owner, ships on time.
Approved by: you, hopefully.
Open to front-end work and problems that are actually hard.
Email is the fastest way in. I read it.
Signature: ______________
Date: 2026 — ____
Status: AWAITING