The kit.
Every language, board and framework that shows up in the projects, and the specific thing each one is there to do. Listed because it gets used, not because it looks good in a row of logos.
Also on this site
MiniMessage generator
Build Minecraft chat strings with colour, gradients, shadow and small caps, then copy the output in whichever format your server reads.
- Categories
- 7
- Tools listed
- 28
- Behind
- 7 projects
Languages.
What the projects are actually written in.
JavaScript
React UIs and the PromptBox generator.
Python
PyTorch training and the tooling around the classifier.
C#
Unity gameplay scripting.
Java
Minecraft server plugins and Fabric mods.
Luau
The Roblox FPS — dash, melee, leaderboards, admin.
Skript
Minecraft server logic: combat, kits and arenas.
HTML & CSS
Hand-built layouts, no templates.
Web.
The stack behind the interfaces.
React
Component work, including PromptBox.jsx.
Next.js
App shell for the multi-mode AI generator.
IndexedDB
Local sync for generated images in PromptBox.
Hardware.
An AI assistant that runs on a board, not a browser tab.
ESP32
The chip behind the Gemma AI chatbot — WiFi and touch in one.
TFT_eSPI
Drives the panel and the on-screen keyboard.
ILI9488 3.5"
The touchscreen the whole chatbot UI is drawn on.
AI and ML.
Models that train locally, and models called over the wire.
PyTorch
GPU-accelerated image classification.
Gemma API
Google AI Studio, called over WiFi from the ESP32.
FLUX
Local image generation wired into PromptBox.
LLMs
Prompt design and integration across projects.
Game dev.
Three engines, three very different sets of rules.
Unity
Scene and gameplay work in C#.
Roblox
A full FPS loop with map rotation and admin tools.
Fabric
Mod loader for the client and server mods built at TechnoDevelopment.
SkBee
Skript addon powering custom server mechanics.
Skrayfall
Extra Skript surface for the FFA PvP build.
Security.
Certified, and still working through the course list.
IBM Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Certified.
Ethical hacking
Udemy course in progress, mentored by Dr. Rakshit Tandon.
Cyber Security Council
School council — cyberbullying awareness work.
Ship it.
Where the work ends up once it works.
Thunkable
Five apps built and published.
Google Play
Where those five apps live.
GitHub
Source at github.com/divij-tech.
The work itself.
The toolkit only matters as far as the work does. The projects are on the homepage, and the source for the public ones is on GitHub.