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Pooya.OS

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A portfolio presented as an interactive desktop workspace, with project case studies, a local command sandbox, a design-token inspector, and a window manager. Commands run in the browser and do not access the operating system.

Next.jsReactTypeScriptFramer Motion
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Pooya.OS desktop-style workspace on mobile
Pooya.OS desktop-style workspace on mobile
01 /The challenge

A conventional engineering portfolio can become little more than a list of links. Pooya.OS presents skills and projects through an explorable desktop-style interface.

02 /Approach

A static export built with Next.js, React, and TypeScript combines window management, a local command sandbox, a design-token inspector, and project case studies.

03 /Role & attribution

The README identifies Pooya as the author/creator.

04 /Technical architecture

A static export built with Next.js 16, React 19, and TypeScript; Zustand manages state, Tailwind CSS styling, and Framer Motion transitions. Everything runs in the browser.

Browser-only desktop workspace
Application state and tools run in the browser; there is no backend or real shell
05 /Implementation details
  • 01Responsive desktop workspace and window manager.
  • 02Four project case studies with problem, approach, and source/demo links.
  • 03Local help/whoami/stack/projects/status/xray/hire CLI with no shell execution.
  • 04Design-token inspector and X-Ray labels.
  • 05requestAnimationFrame frame monitor for this tab only.
06 /Engineering decisions
  • 01There is no backend, database, account system, API route, or real shell.
  • 02Local state and FPS must not be presented as server telemetry.
  • 03It is an interactive portfolio experience, not a replacement for the main Pooya Labs site.
07 /Verification & evidence
  • 01Pages deployment for commit 1d408c0 succeeded on November 1, 2026.
  • 02The README does not provide a consolidated recent browser/accessibility/performance test report.
09 /Capabilities & highlights
  • 01Responsive desktop environment with window management
  • 02Local allowlisted CLI with no shell access
  • 03Design-token and runtime-boundary inspection
  • 04Four project case studies with source and demo links
  • 05Browser-side requestAnimationFrame frame monitor
10 /Scope & boundaries

This is a static portfolio: it has no backend, database, account system, API route, or real shell. Local state and commands must not be mistaken for server-side capabilities.