Independent developer building tools and games around search, data, and simulation.
I like turning messy systems (logs, databases, time series, water) into things you can understand and play with.

This profile is my technical CV under the handle acaciaman.

• Developer tools: log analysis, smart search, ERD/database tooling inside VS Code.
• Game development: small, experimental games with physics and nature‑inspired systems.
• Data & research: time‑series analysis, performance, and search algorithms.

Log exploration and debugging companion focused on navigating in time and understanding patterns, not just grepping.

• Fast navigation by timestamps and time windows.
• Grouping of similar lines and patterns.
• Timeline‑style view to spot bursts, gaps, and anomalies.
• Export and filtering features for deeper offline analysis.
• Tech: TypeScript, VS Code APIs, Node.js

Smart code search that combines ripgrep speed with indexed search and richer query syntax.

• Translates human‑friendly queries into CLI searches.
• Boolean operators, phrase search, and field filters.
• Focused on large codebases and “what changed where?” workflows.
• Tech: TypeScript, Rust/CLI integration, search engines

Tools for visualizing and working with database structures directly in VS Code.

• Visual ERD from existing schemas.
• Navigation between tables, relations, and code.
• Designed to live alongside normal coding workflows.
• Tech: TypeScript, VS Code APIs, SQL, diagram generation

Indie game experiment in water flow, collision, and “feel” of movement.

• 2D canoe slalom gameplay with simple but expressive physics.
• Focus on iteration speed and simulation rather than content size.
• Built as a playground for future game ideas.
• Tech: Python / Pygame (or your actual stack)

Languages & Tools

• Programming: Python, Go, C++, TypeScript/JavaScript, Java
• Platforms: VS Code extensions, CLI tools, desktop apps
• Data & search: time‑series analysis, search/indexing, log processing

What I enjoy working on

• Developer tools that remove friction from everyday workflows.
• Search and exploration of large codebases and log files.
• Simulations and games with simple rules and interesting emergent behavior.

• This profile represents my work under the pseudonym acaciaman.
• Repos here show how I structure projects, write code, and design tools.
• If you want more context about any project (motivation, design, or technical details), check the individual repo READMEs and issues, or contact me.

• GitHub: @acaciaman