Indie dev ships language-learning Chrome extension in 10 weeks, plus a Claude Code usage leaderboard
theteknosaur · x · 2026-10-23
AI engineer Snehan Chakravarthi launched a new minimal personal site showcasing two solo projects:
- Taliri: a Chrome extension that swaps a few words on pages you already read into the language you're learning, then quizzes you on them via spaced repetition. Pages never leave your device. Built alone from first commit to the Chrome Web Store in ten weeks.
- TokenBroke: a public leaderboard ranking developers by how close they are to their Claude Code and Codex usage limits. One command, npx tokenbroke, reads local usage data and adds you to the board — no signup, never touches prompts or code.
His day job is the agent platform behind a Fortune 500 consumer app at Fint Solutions.
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