I'm Knivier, known IRL as Agniva. You can check out my personal website at knivier.com to learn more about my projects and journey.
I'm a computer engineering student attending the University of Michigan (class of '30 GO BLUE). I love specializing in incredibly deeper software like OS development software and even kernel development! That said, I also love to code more abstract applications, such as some websites, data analysis systems (from CSVs and images, take your pick) and lots more.
My primary language I code in is Java, but I also have lots of experience in a diverse amount of languages (Rust, HTML/CSS, Python, and others).
- Achieving proficiency in more low-end languages, such as C and Rust
- Exploring the multiverse that is JavaScript
- Keeping my primary projects UTD
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Popcorn A bare-metal kernel framework that shows my commitment to loosing sleep for things I don't even understand.
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Activerse A Java game engine designed to simplify GUI-based game dev—perfect for building structured, pixel-powered madness.
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WizViz A computer vision–controlled wizard game written in Python that won Best Game at Spartahack 10!
For a deeper dive into my work, head over to my portfolio website.
Some of my work is not available on GitHub due to the privacy of the work. I have worked with labs at the University of Michigan and Van Andel Institute; therefore, I cannot release the code publically as there is research data with it. However, I am allowed to show how demos about these projects under demos one-on-one; contact me if you're interested!
🤖 My AI Usage Policy: For educational or privacy based cases (ex: university projects), I do not use AI in my work unless authorized otherwise. In authorized cases where privacy of my work is a priority, I locally run models and personally check all code. For personal projects, I typically use in-line edits and autocompletes, but I have AI write documentation and manage VCS. With that said, all AI based work is always quality checked before every commit.
Thanks for stopping by, and happy coding!


