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GitHub Trending Pretty fancy and modern terminal file manager written in Go, with intuitive navigation, file operations, and customizable themes.
Go Terminal TUI
Open-source developer
Who am I
I'm Yorukot, a Taiwan-based developer who likes building things that feel fast, useful, and a little bit personal.
A lot of my work starts with curiosity. Sometimes that means improving a terminal workflow, sometimes it means designing a cleaner backend, and sometimes it is just a small idea I want to understand well enough to build myself.
I spend most of my time around Go, system design, open source, and the terminal. My projects include superfile, a modern terminal file manager, along with bots, web apps, experiments, and other tools I make because I enjoy the process.
Feel free to reach out if you'd like to chat. I'm also a big movie fan, and I'm currently available for work, so don't hesitate to get in touch if you'd like to hire me.
Open source
CLI and TUI
Full-stack web
MY WORK
Projects, tools, games, and experiments I have built or keep improving.
#002
Live An SSH-powered version of my personal website, built in Go so visitors can browse my intro and blog directly from the terminal.
Go SSH TUI
#003
Live This portfolio and blog built with Astro, featuring a responsive layout, strong SEO defaults, and fast static-first pages.
Astro Tailwind CSS
#004
1M+ Users A Discord bot for server management and utility features, built with Discord.js and MongoDB and used by a large server network.
JavaScript MongoDB
#005
Built A terminal clock, timer, and stopwatch built with Go for simple time tracking from the command line.
Go Terminal CLI
#006
Ongoing Full Stack
Small useful or playful websites built while exploring product ideas, web stacks, and interface patterns.
System Design PostgreSQL Redis React Next.JS
#007
Community SITCON
Joined the SITCON community as a volunteer, contributing as a speaker, staff member, and SITCON Camp staff.
Community Volunteer
BLOG
I write about open-source projects, terminal tools, backend systems, web experiments, and the small decisions behind shipping software.
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Reach me directly, follow the code, support the open-source work I keep building, or get in touch about work opportunities.