Ved Chauhan builds three kinds of things.
Founder of SNOWBROS. Systems and developer-tools engineer, in Rust, TypeScript and Python — from a static-analysis engine to the last frame of an interface.
In his own words, compiled.
From his GitHub profile, verbatim. Every field links to its proof.
struct Engineer {
name: &'static str,
studio: &'static str,
focus: [&'static str; 3],
principle: &'static str,
}
fn main() {
let ved = Engineer {
name: "Ved Chauhan",
studio: "SNOWBROS",
focus: ["Developer Tools", "Systems (Rust)", "Full-Stack Products"],
principle: "Same input in, same result out — accuracy over quantity.",
};
println!("{} builds {} kinds of things.", ved.name, ved.focus.len());
}Three kinds of things
-
Developer tools
Snowbros Atlas: a deterministic static-analysis engine. JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Next.js and Python lower into one shared semantic IR, and every finding carries the evidence that proves it.
23 rules · LSP and VS Code extension · shipped to crates.io, npm, Homebrew and the VS Code Marketplace.
Atlas on GitHub -
Systems, in Rust
Native engines where speed and certainty matter: a tree-sitter frontend per language behind Atlas, and the domain crates behind NOVA's play queue, resume policy and libmpv playback.
A guarded auto-fix engine · SARIF, JSON, HTML and Markdown reports.
NOVA on GitHub -
Full-stack products
Production Next.js and Supabase apps shipped to paying customers, from luxury e-commerce to education — and Accounic, a ledger whose web, Android and Windows clients all speak to one Postgres schema.
Accounic: 234 SQL assertions · 180 Flutter tests · 64 web · 71 tenant-isolation checks.
Accounic on GitHub
Principle
Same input in, same result out — accuracy over quantity.
It is why Atlas reports only what it can prove, why NOVA shows only what the engine confirms, and why the work on this site is real work.
Want the long version?
His portfolio is a game: CRT effects, a terminal interface and RPG mechanics, wired to his live GitHub.
Boot the portfolio