Backend engineer in New York · AI infrastructure and security
I build API infrastructure and security tools, usually by taking a protocol apart first.
I run FreeTheAI, an OpenAI-compatible API that has served over 210 billion tokens across 7.4 million requests (public stats). I also maintain Stealth Browser MCP, which has over 3,200 stars on GitHub.
I finished my B.S. in Computer Science in September 2026 and I’m looking for backend, AI infrastructure, or security work. Email vibheksoni@engineer.com or read my resume.
A free AI API and model marketplace behind one OpenAI-compatible endpoint. I built and run the Go gateway: keys and accounts, credits, rate limits, abuse controls, usage metering, and routing by price or speed. Go, Gin, PostgreSQL, Redis.
An MCP server that lets AI agents drive a real Chrome browser over the DevTools Protocol. Python. Over 3,200 stars and 400 forks.
A defensive index of 181 exposed Ollama and LM Studio hosts, each listed with remediation steps.
A FastAPI proxy that lets Claude Code run on OpenAI, Gemini, DeepSeek, and Ollama models, with streaming and tool calls.
Recovers the JavaScript bundled inside Bun-compiled executables.
T3 Router and Axiom Trade RS (Rust API clients), VerbalCodeAI (local code search), DMA Spoofer and Ferrox (Rust research into Windows internals). Everything else is on GitHub.
More on OpenDoors, my security blog.
Built and run the API, the marketplace, and the Go gateway.
Discord bots, websites with custom backends, and Windows desktop software for private clients.
A Linux DDoS mitigation tool using iptables, written in C, V, and Python.
Open-source backend, AI infrastructure, and security tools.
I got into programming trying to understand how the network tools I kept running into on PlayStation worked. Python came first, then C, C#, sockets, TCP servers, epoll, and ZMap. These days I mostly write Python and Go, with some Rust and C.
Email is the fastest way to reach me: vibheksoni@engineer.com
Elsewhere: GitHub, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Instagram, DeepWiki, Gravatar, Buy Me a Coffee, and the Free-The-Ai GitHub org.