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freerave
@FreeRave
FreeRave
Independent Developer · Building DotSuite · Linux & Privacy-First Tooling
About
Creator of AI-powered VS Code extensions (DotCommand, DotSense) & pro-level DevOps/Security tools (dotenvy, DOTCTL). My work includes a custom LLM for secret detection. Hacking on Next.js.
Top Skills
TypeScript
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Node.js
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Next.js
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VS Code Extension API
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Linux
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GitHub Actions
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OAuth2
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REST APIs
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Bash
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Open Source
Projects
DotGhostBoard
Visit Project open_in_new Mar 2026 - PresentDotGhostBoard is a lightweight, privacy-first clipboard manager built natively for Linux. It runs silently in the background, capturing everything you copy — text, images, and video paths — and stores them locally in a SQLite database. No cloud. No telemetry. No Electron.
DotFetch
Visit Project open_in_new Jan 2026 - PresentProfessional HTTP Client for VS Code with environment variables, collections, and cURL support
DotShare
Visit Project open_in_new Oct 2025 - PresentA VS Code extension that helps you share your project updates to social media using AI-powered content generation.
dotenvy
Visit Project open_in_new Sep 2025 - Presentdotenvy makes it effortless to manage and switch between your .env files directly inside VS Code. No more manual renaming or copy-pasting—just pick your environment and start coding immediately!
Language & Tools
TypeScript, Node.js, Next.js, Python, Bash · VS Code Extension API, Vercel, GitHub Actions · Linux (Arch / Kali), OAuth2, E2EE
Currently Exploring
Zero-Knowledge architecture for dev tools · Regex-based secret detection (no AI/NLP) · CI/CD hardening with GitHub Actions · Cross-posting technical content on dev.to, Medium & Hashnode
Achievements
Built DotSuite — a suite of privacy-first developer tools: DotGhostBoard (Linux E2EE clipboard manager), DotShare (VS Code social publishing extension), DotEnvy (env manager). Shipped production OAuth token lifecycle system on Next.js/Vercel. Published multi-platform architecture series on E2EE and LLM tooling.
Fun Fact
I ripped out local LLM integration from one of my own tools mid-build — RAG complexity + CPU inference on Linux wasn't worth it. Then turned the postmortem into a content series.
Random Dev Quote
Architecture beats prompts. Build the right system and the right behavior follows.
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