I build macOS apps, developer tools, and practical automation projects. Recently I have been focused on open source work around clipboard utilities, code review tooling, security review, and CLI workflows.

I like finding the kind of bugs that actually matter: broken runtime behavior, unsafe edge cases, cross-platform failures, missing validation, and state issues that can quietly block users.

• ClipLy: a lightweight macOS clipboard history app for text, images, and files, with a menu bar workflow, Spotlight-style launcher, local SQLite-backed storage, configurable retention, and no analytics.
• homebrew-cliply: the Homebrew tap for installing ClipLy with brew install --cask cliply.
• Claude Review for Codex: a local Codex plugin that lets Claude Code perform read-only reviews while keeping Codex as the only writer and fixer.

• macOS apps and menu bar utilities
• CLI tooling and developer workflows
• Code review automation
• Security, robustness, and edge-case testing
• TypeScript, Swift, JavaScript, and Python

• openclaw/clawpatch:
  • Merged PR #13: atomic cross-process review feature locking.
  • Merged PR #24: feature-aware validation during clawpatch fix.
  • Merged PR #47: Node server route mapping for Express, Fastify, and Hono.
  • Merged PR #52: aliased Express router detection.
  • Merged PR #54: Django route mapping.
  • Opened PR #70: Express Router imports after block comment banners.
• steipete/CodexBar: reported and patched Host header hardening for the local codexbar serve command; the maintainer landed the fix directly on main.

The goal is simple: small PRs, real impact, clear evidence, and fixes that maintainers can trust.

• Portfolio: rohit.javvadi.in
• GitHub: @rohitjavvadi
• X: @rohitj997