Python | Web | Data | Automation
I turn repetitive work into code. Here are three examples: a web app that reads the color DNA of any image, a dashboard generator that shows how a codebase has evolved, and an automation script that makes a messy folder organised again. Every one is polished, documented and runnable in seconds.
Drop in any image and get a production-ready design system: the colors people actually see, tonal scales, harmonies, WCAG-graded pairings and exports for CSS, SCSS, Tailwind and JSON. The interface re-themes itself to match each image.
$ pip install -r requirements.txt $ python app.py

Point it at any git repository and get an interactive, single-file analytics dashboard in under a second, covering commit calendars, trends, churn, team rhythms, language mix, hotspots and generated insights such as bus factor.
$ python pulse.py --demo --open $ python pulse.py ~/code/my-repo

A file organiser for your terminal. It sorts a chaotic Downloads folder into categories, finds byte-identical duplicates, previews every change as a tree, and keeps a journal so any run can be undone. Watch mode keeps the folder organised as new files arrive.
$ python tidy.py demo $ python tidy.py organize tidy-sandbox --apply
I'm Malik Johnson, a Discord bot developer and automation specialist with a background in Machine Learning. I turn repetitive work into code, and communities into well-oiled machines.
As a Computer Science student, I specialize in intelligent bots and automation, combining analytical thinking with technical skill to ship tools people actually use.
Need a Discord bot, an automation that saves your team hours, or a polished Python tool? I'm available for freelance work.