About — Tahsin Ali Abtahi

School

PM SHRI KV 210 CoBRA CRPF Dalgaon

Stream

PCMCs, 12th grade

Currently

Boards szn. Pray for me ✌️😭

Achievement

Zonal-level, Hackathon

I'm 17, still in school, figuring out my life (with a fear of AI replacing me). I spend most of my free time on my computer, doing crawzy shit. "Self-taught programmer" wasn't planned - it just sort of happened... Programming makes me feel like a god of this virtual world; I can make them do whatever I want. I build things really badly, at first ;), then less badly, and I keep improving and learning (sometimes or maybe a little bit more often, I hit up AI as well for help, uk!).....

No big plan, honestly. Most things I build start with a "wait, can I actually make this work?" and then I keep poking at it until it does, or until boards remind me I have other things to do. Half the time I'm reading docs I don't fully get yet and figuring it out as I go.

Yes, I know, I'm scared of AI (sometimes) and I use it to build things. Don't judge me! I'd rather say it straight than pretend I did everything alone. Most of the things on this site are something I actually built, planned or learned, with the help of AI.

When I'm not staring at a code editor, I'm trying to get into the MCU, and it's not as easy as it sounds. I started really late, so the backlog is huge, and that's honestly what makes getting in so hard. I'm already a fan of F1: For Constructor I support RedBull, but for Drivers I support Max Verstappen (Mad Max) and Charles Leclerc (Banana Leclerc). I follow it every race week, and if I can't watch a race I still make sure I'm up to date.

This site is basically my little corner of the internet: the stuff I've made, how I ended up here, and whatever I'm figuring out next. Scroll down for the full story, from Minecraft redstone to... whatever Handoff turns out to be.

// how it started

My Coding Journey

SEPTEMBER 2026

Handoff

Started Handoff, a desktop automation agent that combines Google's Gemini computer-use model with PyAutoGUI to operate a Windows PC. Experimental.

AUGUST 2026 • FIRST PUBLISHED FLASK PROJECT

Zipline

Started Zipline, a Flask app for moving files between my own devices, which grew into a small personal drive with notes.

MARCH 2026

Velin

Started Velin, a custom new tab page with a clock, Pomodoro timer, to-do list and notepad, storing data in the browser with IndexedDB.

MARCH 2026

MarkdStudio

Started MarkdStudio, a browser-based Markdown editor.

JANUARY 2026 • THE LAUNCH

DayMark Goes Live

Developed and deployed DayMark — a real, live productivity web app. My first proper full-stack project shipped to the world. Still running at daymark.streamlit.app.

MID 11TH • THE AHA MOMENT

Hackathon from School to Zonal

I led my team in an All-India school-level hackathon. We cleared the school round and reached the Zonal level, placing in the top 120 nationwide. That was the moment I knew I wanted to keep building seriously.

🏅 Zonal Level

11TH STANDARD • THE COMEBACK

Python Done, Streamlit Added

I returned to Python and completed it properly. Then I discovered Streamlit and realized I could build real web apps using pure Python, which gave me strong momentum again.

10TH STANDARD • THE PAUSE

Board Exams Took Priority

I started a structured Python course, but 10th board exams demanded full focus. Coding had to pause for a while until academics settled down.

8TH–9TH STANDARD • THE DETOUR

Built a JARVIS Before Learning Python

I decided to build a Jarvis-style desktop assistant in Python before I properly knew the language. I followed YouTube tutorials line by line, and through that process I picked up Python syntax and kept improving my CSS skills too.

8TH STANDARD • THE BEGINNING

First Laptop Started the Journey

Got my first laptop in 8th, interest in technology, experience in Minecraft redstone and circuit, and problem-solving mindset was already there. And that problem-solving mindset naturally pulled me toward programming, and I started experimenting with HTML projects.

EARLIER • BEFORE 8TH

My interest and Minecraft

I was already interested in technology, figuring out how things work and all that. I was playing Minecraft (the cracked - pirated one) a lot back then. I liked working with redstone, which pulled my interest more into this tech field.

// tools of the trade

Skills

Python

HTML

CSS

Streamlit

Flask (learning)

Mathematics

Physics & Science

Git & GitHub

Problem Solving

// let's connect

Get in Touch

I'd love to connect with mentors, fellow builders, or anyone curious about the same things I am — always up for a good conversation or a collaboration on something interesting. (Still in high school, so I'm not looking for internships or paid work right now — just good people and good ideas.)

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