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Maqsudjon Polatov

AI-First Builder · Vibe Coder — Tashkent, Uzbekistan

The most honest thing I can tell you: I don't hand-write code — and I've shipped six live products. This page is the proof, and every claim on it is verifiable.

polatovmaqsudjon1@gmail.com  ·  +998 95 905 94 93  ·  t.me/mrbmp13  ·  Uzbek (native) · English (C1) · Korean (basic)
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0IELTS tests hosted
01 — Who I am

Welder by day. Builder by night.

I was born in Namangan and moved to Tashkent almost three years ago to work as a welder — that's still my day job. In my own hours I taught myself to build with AI agents, mainly Claude Code. Seventeen months ago I created my GitHub account; today it holds 170 public repositories, and my main platform is used by real IELTS students and teachers for weekly mock exams. My skill is not typing syntax. It's knowing exactly what to build, specifying it clearly, testing it like a real user, and iterating until it works.

What I don't do

  • Hand-write code from memory
  • Claim frameworks I've never used
  • Pretend to be a classical engineer

What I do instead

  • Direct AI agents end-to-end: plan → build → debug → deploy
  • Ship real products people use — solo, fast
  • Own everything around the code: product, testing, domains, SEO, analytics
02 — How I build

My IDE is a conversation.

A typical build session, compressed. The point isn't the prompt — it's knowing what to ask for, spotting what's broken, and never calling it done until a real user can use it.

$ claude > Build an essay exam platform: Firestore backend, task images, one-page exam PDFs, teacher feedback flow. planning… building… debugging… deployed to GitHub Pages tested with a real teacher, in a real mock exam, same week # then: domains, DNS, Search Console, sitemap, analytics — me

AI development

Claude Code daily · AI agents & workflows · prompt/spec writing · reviewing product behaviour instead of syntax

Build & deploy

GitHub repos, Pages, Actions (automated sitemaps) · staging → production flow · custom domains & DNS

Data & auth

Firebase Authentication · Firestore data modelling · Supabase and Stripe at experimental level

Growth & polish

Google Search Console · SEO & sitemaps · GoatCounter analytics · PWA basics · UI taste (Nothing-inspired) · localization UZ/EN/RU

03 — Live products

Don't take my word for it. Click.

Flarestamina

flagship · flarestamina.com

Free IELTS ecosystem: 73 listening + 20 reading tests with instant band scores, essay platform with AI feedback, speaking lab with 166 topics, band calculator, 40-day challenge tracker. Teachers in Tashkent run real weekly mocks on it.

Pangeya Writing Lab

exam-day platform

Firestore backend, task images, one-page exam PDFs, teacher feedback flow — used in real mock exams.

Minnos

minnos.cc

"Learn English, one cat at a time" — collectible cat-idiom game: 26 idioms with audio and Uzbek translations.

ID Photo Maker

on-device AI

100% client-side passport/visa photo tool with AI background whitening. No uploads, no server.

Explainer Engine

python · github

Topic in → branded MP4 explainer video with synthesized music out. Entirely from code.

pierics

pierics.com

Daily Wordle-style word game that doubles as an IELTS vocabulary trainer.

Wedding Invitation Builder

first paid product

3 templates × 3 languages, PNG / PDF / live-link export.

04 — Hire me

Hiring a vibe coder? You just found one
who's already been doing the job.

AI fluency isn't a skill I list — it's the only way I've ever built anything. And I'm all in: I still weld for a living today, but the day you hire me, the welding mask comes off for good. This is the career I choose. I learn fast, I ship faster, and everything above is public and live. Message me and I'll demo any of it, or take a trial task.