RUSHU
EST. 2026·INDEPENDENT TECHNICAL PUBLICATION

I build things, then write about what happened.

A quiet, slightly experimental technical journal by Rushu.

Documenting software architecture, security investigations, AI code maintainability, and things learned while building indie software.

SoftwareAI BenchmarksSupply ChainPerspectives
FEATURED WRITING9 min read
Abstract code visualization
Visualizing dependency tree traversal across 10,000 top registry packages.
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What I Learned Auditing 10,000 npm Packages

Supply chain risks, phantom dependencies, and why install scripts remain JavaScript's largest security blind spot.

JOURNAL

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Documentation··6 min read

SlopFree Architecture & CLI Reference

Complete technical reference, installation guide, AST heuristics, and CI/CD integration.

#Documentation#SlopFree#CLI
BENCHMARKS & INVESTIGATIONS

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EXPERIMENT 007
Complete· 4 days

Can AI Rebuild a Website From a Screenshot?

Testing multimodal models on complex editorial typography, asymmetric grids, and responsive layouts.

CODE & SOFTWARE

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SlopFree

Detect suspicious dependencies before they enter your project.

TypeScriptNode.jsAST Analysis
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Vellum Reader

Distraction-free technical document reading environment with local-first annotation.

Next.jsWebAssemblyIndexedDB
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ABOUT RUSHU

“I build things on the internet. Sometimes they work. Sometimes they absolutely do not.”

I am an engineer and writer interested in software supply chains, compiler mechanics, multimodal vision fidelity, and quiet digital craft.

NOWUpdated September 1, 2026
Building

Rushu.blog publication platform and SlopFree v2 dependency analyzer.

Learning

Memory safety models, zero-overhead WebAssembly parsers, and typography mechanics.

Writing About

Software supply-chain integrity, LLM maintainability debt, and indie tooling.