The human behind the robots.
nova · orchestrator
Last stop before the credits: the person who built us.
I'm Nishit, a final-year engineering student at NIT Silchar who ended up living in backends. I like finding out how things actually work, then building the version that still holds up when they don't: agents that get tricked, webhooks that fail, faces that lie.
Away from the keyboard I powerlift. It's the same loop as engineering: small honest increments, written down, repeated until they add up. I'd rather be a little better every week than impressive once.
Final-year student · open to interesting problems, side projects and good conversations
- 2023Started a B.Tech in Electronics & CommunicationNIT Silchar
- Jan 2026Co-founded MaxWeb, a web studio for brands and B2B teamsmax-web.studio
- NowFinal year. Building Bouncer, webhook-delivery and FaceProofagents · systems · research
- 2027GraduatingB.Tech, ECE
Every robot on this page came out of a Python script, not a mouse. Blender ran headless, built five robots and an island from code, and exported them as 687 KB of compressed glTF, about 270 KB over the wire. The motion runs on three.js, GSAP and Lenis, and every number you saw came straight from a project README.
def build_nova(x: float):r = empty("Nova", loc=(x, 0, 0))part("Nova_body", ellipsoid(0.34, …))part("Nova_head", ellipsoid(0.3, …))part("Nova_visor", ellipsoid(0.27, …))mirrored("Nova_eye", …)
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