suveshmoza

  Location: India
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: Yes (*India)
  Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, Go, PostgreSQL, Redis, Docker, RAG, LLMs, MCP, GCP, Expo, OpenTelemetry, WXT
  Résumé/CV: Available on request - email me
  Email: hellosuvesh[at]gmail[dot]com

I'm a software engineer with 2+ years of experience as a founding engineer at an early-stage startup. I've worked across the stack, from improving frontend performance by cutting bundle size by 40% and TTI by 1.2s to building AI-powered content and image generation pipelines, backend systems, and automated workflows processing 1K+ leads/month.

Recently built:

diffy: Browser extension for a faster GitHub PR review experience, including very large PRs, with 200+ installs so far. <https://diffy-pr.vercel.app/>

RagDesk: RAG application with grounded answers, feedback, knowledge-gap analysis, observability, and a built-in evaluation harness. Built to dive deep into LLMs and RAG.

Looking for full-time software engineering roles, particularly at early-stage startups or product-focused teams. Open to remote and relocation(*within India). Available to start immediately.

Cursor Pro $20/month

Mostly for side projects. I use GPT/Opus for planning, while Auto handles the implementation and the majority of the work.

Glide is my go-to browser. I like it for its extensibility, commandline, keymaps, hints, and the ability to configure everything through a ts file.

I also use Zen as my secondary browser.

Working on the feedback I received for diffy after launching it here and on Peerlist.

diffy makes reviewing GitHub PRs easier, especially the large ones where GitHub starts freezing and memory usage spikes. I'm using Pierre's Diffs and Trees for rendering the diff and file-tree. Under 2MB, you get 50+ themes, split/side-by-side view, comments, review flow, syntax highlighting for 100+ languages and much more.

It was my first time launching a tool publicly, so it's been a great experience. The feedback so far has been incredibly helpful, and I'm using it to keep improving the product.

https://diffy-website.vercel.app/

Thanks!

At the moment, binary files aren't supported. They show up in the file tree, but their contents are empty. That's something I plan to add in the next release.

For large PRs, diffy fetches the PR through GitHub's API (page by page), stitches the patches together, and renders the entire diff using Pierre's Diffs and Trees. Syntax highlighting runs in a background worker, so the UI stays responsive even for very large changes.

Here's a demo of a PR with 10k+ lines of changes: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-6f16V8tOR3cV15FCWXGmHHnRE5...