Engineer at Kestra

Malay
Dewangan

I write software. Mostly backend systems, integrations, and tooling.

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Currently

Engineer at Kestra, working on workflow automation and integrations.

Languages

Java, TypeScript, Go. Whatever the problem needs.

Open to

Good problems. Drop me a line.

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About

Engineer.
Open source.

I am currently an engineer at Kestra, where I work on workflow automation and integrations. Most of my public work is Java plugins, TypeScript tooling, and small projects I build to try things out. I like problems that sit at the boundary of systems and products.

github.com/Malaydewangan09 ↗

Role

Engineer at Kestra. Open source contributor.

Interests

Workflow systems, AI tooling, integrations, developer tools.

Location

India.

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Work / Kestra

Plugins and
integrations

Kestra is an open-source workflow orchestration platform. I am an engineer there, working across the integrations ecosystem, plugin development, and whatever else needs doing. A lot of it is building plugins that connect Kestra to external systems. The platform has 1200+ of them.

Java
Kestra
Data pipelines
Open source

kestra.io ↗

01 / Project

Ascevo

A client updates and sign-off tool for freelancers. A week of work becomes one page the client reads, approves in a tap, and pays on, with no login. AI drafts the update, the approval is verifiable, and the money lands with the yes. Currently in early access.

ascevo.com ↗

02 / Project

wink

Watches named local processes and streams all stdout and stderr into one terminal dashboard. Services on the left, logs on the right.

Go
CLI
TUI

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03 / Project

tuck

A project-aware scratchpad stored in a .tuck file at the project root. Notes, commands, todos, warnings, and snapshots. Cross-project search via a global index at ~/.tuck-index. Team mode: commit .tuck and share with teammates. No daemon, no server, no cloud. Single binary.