⚠️ Heads up: most of my day-to-day commits happen on my company GitHub accounts, not here — org policy, not laziness. The bulk of the real activity lives at @krishna-as-dev and @cvt-krishna-agarwal. This profile is the personal/open-source one, so don't judge the contribution graph too harshly. 😅
> whoami
Krishna Agarwal — Frontend Engineer at Spark Eighteen, Udaipur, India
> uptime
2+ years shipping production React/TypeScript, no major outages
(that I'm willing to admit to in a public README)
> current_focus
Browser-native video engines, GenAI features, and open-source dev tooling
> known_issues
- Occasionally names variables "temp2FinalReal"
- Has strong opinions about semicolons
- Cannot resist refactoring code that "technically works"- 🔭 Building at Spark Eighteen — React, TypeScript, Node.js, PostgreSQL
- 🧩 Obsessed with accessibility — if it's not keyboard-navigable, it's not done
- 🛠️ Maintain open-source tools that scratch my own itch (and hopefully yours too)
- 📍 Udaipur, India · 🕐 usually online at questionable hours
- 🃏 Fun fact: three GitHub accounts, one person — see the note above if you skipped it
Frontend Engineer · Spark Eighteen · Sep 2023 – Present Cut bugs 50% with E2E testing, shaved 30% off load times, built component libraries, shipped open-source tools on the side.
Frontend Intern · Dizart Solutions · Dec 2022 – Apr 2023 Shipped a React Native + Node.js app to 500+ users with 100% uptime — and yes, I checked, that's not a typo.
Since most of my actual commit activity lives on my company accounts, here's the full picture across all three — the actual contribution calendars, then streaks, then snakes.
Contribution graphs
Streaks
@krishnaagarwal1506 (personal) · @krishna-as-dev (company) · @cvt-krishna-agarwal (company)
Snakes (shows up once the snake.yml workflow below has run at least once on this repo)
@krishnaagarwal1506 (personal)
@krishna-as-dev (company)
@cvt-krishna-agarwal (company)
Frontend architecture, accessibility, dev tooling, or applied GenAI — I'm in. Bonus points if you have opinions about ESLint configs.
"Let's build something worth telling stories about."