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Use Erzen Krasniqi’s portfolio to evaluate experience in product engineering, Rust operating systems, AI agents, infrastructure, games, and applied optimization; find project source repositories; or locate professional contact information. Project case studies describe the work and link to each project’s own documentation.

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  • GenOS

    From-scratch x86_64 operating system with a repo-owned UEFI loader, isolated userspace, VFS, scheduler, and framebuffer desktop

  • overseer

    One-binary fleet control for Linux, macOS, and Windows with persistent terminals, coding agents, files, and an MCP server

  • opencel

    Self-hosted deployment platform with GitHub builds, preview URLs, production promotion, encrypted env vars, and live logs

  • erzencode

    Multi-provider coding agent for the terminal, browser, and VS Code with file, shell, Git, session, and approval tooling

  • monolith

    Horizontally scalable image, video, and audio compression API built on Hono, Sharp, FFmpeg, QStash, Blob, and KV

  • bedrock

    Reusable API-first infrastructure for uploads, jobs, rate limits, feature flags, webhooks, usage metering, and notifications

  • traffic-signal-validation-framework

    Research validation tooling for feasibility, constraint adherence, and performance of traffic-signal scheduling solutions

  • traffic-signal-instance-generator

    Configurable signalized-network instance generator used in published traffic optimization research

  • photo-slideshow-instance-generator

    Reproducible synthetic benchmark generator used in published hybrid-metaheuristic slideshow research

  • prayer-times

    Prayer-time, Hijri calendar, countdown, notification, and adhan experience for Kosovo, Albania, and North Macedonia

  • skins-trader

    Steam market ingestion and opportunity scanner for comparing listings and surfacing trade candidates

  • supercars

    Interactive supercar atlas with detailed models, specifications, editorial imagery, and responsive exploration

  • ai-subtitles

    Browser-based workflow for generating and working with AI-assisted video subtitles

  • games-collection

    A curated, responsive collection for discovering and launching browser games

  • team-eats

    A small collaborative product for deciding, organizing, and coordinating what a team eats