Backend, automation, and operator tooling
I build practical software for workflows that are usually painful, repetitive, or easy to break: Telegram bots, internal operator tools, browser automation, data export utilities, and systems that sit between infrastructure and day-to-day operations.
A meaningful part of my applied work lives in private repositories because it is tied to internal environments or non-public assets. The public repositories below show the kind of engineering problems I like to work on: delivery flows, operator UX, guarded automation, and tools that reduce manual effort instead of adding ceremony.
- Backend systems for API-driven flows, integrations, and operational logic
- Automation & workflow tooling for repetitive business processes and internal support scenarios
- Telegram bots & operator UX where onboarding, delivery, and support all have to work together
- Infrastructure-minded delivery with attention to configuration, failure modes, and maintainability
- Practical internal tools that make messy manual work more repeatable and safer
| Project | What it does | Stack | Why it is interesting |
|---|---|---|---|
vpn-bot-stars-hiddify |
Telegram-based VPN subscription backend with webhook handling, plan management, Hiddify provisioning, deeplink/QR delivery, and reminder logic | Python, FastAPI, Telegram Bot API, SQLite, APScheduler | Ties billing, provisioning, and client onboarding into one operator-facing flow |
Matrtix-Cleaner |
Tampermonkey operator tool for previewing and applying guarded bulk changes in OpenText approval matrices | JavaScript, Tampermonkey, jQuery, OpenText DOM integration | Useful example of browser-side automation with safety rails, dry-run logic, and domain-specific operations |
outlook-exporter |
Windows-first Outlook export and spreadsheet processing workspace for turning mailbox data into structured operational artifacts | Python, pywin32, pandas, openpyxl, PySide6 | Sits at the intersection of office automation, desktop tooling, and data handling |
eyegate-l-luckfox-scud |
Edge-focused computer vision prototype aimed at constrained hardware | Python / CV-oriented tooling on embedded-style hardware | Shows interest in deployment constraints, not just model code in isolation |
8-sem-network-labs |
Structured Cisco Packet Tracer lab archive for computer networks coursework | Cisco Packet Tracer | Academic repository, but useful as evidence of systematic networking work rather than random one-off files |
I like systems that turn fragile manual steps into repeatable workflows.
That usually means being careful about boundaries: what should be automated, what should stay operator-controlled, what needs a preview or dry-run first, and what has to fail closed instead of failing creatively.
I care more about clear behavior and usable interfaces than about over-abstracting a codebase for its own sake.
Languages & runtime
Python, JavaScript, SQL, shell tooling
Typical building blocks
FastAPI, Telegram Bot API, SQLite, pandas, openpyxl, PySide6, Playwright, browser userscripts, environment-driven configuration
Common problem shapes
- intake and triage flows
- guarded automation
- export / transformation pipelines
- operator-facing utilities
- integration-heavy scripts and services
Not every repository here is meant to look like a startup product. Some are intentionally small utilities, course archives, or experiments. I prefer to document them honestly rather than pretending every repo is a platform.
- GitHub: @ShapArt
- Main public repositories: see the table above
- Some applied workflow tooling and internal automation remain private by design
Делаю прикладные backend- и automation-инструменты: боты, операторские утилиты, экспортёры, браузерную автоматизацию и сервисы на стыке инфраструктуры и повседневных процессов.
Для меня важны не громкие слова, а понятная инженерная ценность: меньше рутины, меньше хрупких ручных действий, больше предсказуемости в работе системы.