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I'm Ergis Hasani, a developer based in Tirane, Albania. I build developer tools and full stack applications, with recent public work in onboarding automation, SaaS billing, and desktop distribution.
Project details & development status
- FreshClone: TypeScript CLI for running README setup commands in disposable Docker environments. Current source supports Node.js/Python, named scenarios, PostgreSQL/Redis services, assertions, and GitHub reporting. Early development; source version 0.2.0 is not yet published to npm.
- MyVision: SaaS invoicing and project billing for construction and service businesses. Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Java 21, Spring Boot 3, PostgreSQL, Flyway, and JWT authentication.
- GymOS Desktop releases: Public installers and update manifests. Follow the card to the latest release and downloadable assets.
Descriptions are based on the linked project documentation; card push dates refresh from GitHub.
INTERFACES
APIs & DATA
BUILD & SHIP
Technologies documented in FreshClone and MyVision.
View source data and recent repositories
Public GitHub snapshot · 2026-11-03 (UTC)
57 public repositories · 30 followers · 57 following
| Repository | GitHub description | Main language | Last push (UTC) |
|---|---|---|---|
| freshclone | Test your README setup instructions in a clean environment. Catch broken onboarding before your next contributor does. | TypeScript | 2026-11-01 |
| gymos-desktop-releases | GymOS Desktop installers and update manifest | — | 2026-10-30 |
| Portfolio_Beta | No repository description provided. | JavaScript | 2026-10-25 |
| MyVision | No repository description provided. | TypeScript | 2026-08-31 |
| TeamSystem | No repository description provided. | HTML | 2026-06-21 |
Source: GitHub profile API and public repository API. Forks, archived repositories, and this profile repository are excluded from the table. Push dates describe repository activity, not individual contribution counts.
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How the dashboard stays current
The refresh workflow fetches GitHub's public API daily at 06:15 UTC, on relevant pushes, or through Run workflow. It regenerates the dashboard, project push dates, and the source-data section together. Scheduled runs may be delayed by GitHub.
Only public data is used. Forks are excluded from original-repository and star totals. Push dates represent repository activity. The dashboard shows its snapshot date; project summaries remain curated from their documentation.
No custom API token is needed. The workflow uses the repository's standard GITHUB_TOKEN to save generated files, subject to repository write permissions and branch rules. API failures leave the existing content intact.
Local refresh with Node.js 22 or newer:
node scripts/update-profile.mjs
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Built around real projects. Kept current with public GitHub data.