D. Vehu Alonge

Systems & Agentic Engineer

Ships production products and the systems beneath them. Author of Standards and PythonChef. Built Geomedpharm, ECDSA, CipherDuel and Trackly.

Open to remote roles worldwideAbuja, Nigeriagithub.com/vehutech

Selected work

Three of nine. The rest are mapped in the vault.

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Trackly

2026

Agent-native progress tracker that rides alongside coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Aider). Weighted task completion renders a live terminal scoreboard and printable PDF reports. Published to Homebrew.

RustAI/ML

CipherDuel

2026

B.Sc. Computer Science final year project. Live ECC vs ElGamal performance and security benchmarking for data transmission. Full-stack and deployed, MIT-licensed.

cryptographydeployed

ECDSA in Rust

2025

Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm implemented from scratch: mathematical foundations, signing and verification, tests, and an ECDH key-exchange demo.

Rustcryptography

How I work

I wrote down the 26 rules I hold myself and my tooling to when building production software, then published them as a repo other engineers install with one line. Four of them:

02

Verify, Never Assume

Read the source before acting on it. One wrong assumption cascades into hours of debugging.

13

Validate Every External Input At The Boundary

Server-side validation is mandatory even when client-side validation exists. External inputs are untrusted until proven otherwise.

15

Every State Transition Must Be Traceable

Who, when, what changed, and why. Systems without audit trails cannot be debugged, trusted, or handed over.

20

Confirm Before Declaring Complete

A passing build is not a passing test. A passing test is not a working feature. Confirmation requires observation.

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Hiring for something hard?

I'm open to remote engineering roles: systems, cryptography, AI-agent tooling, or full-stack product work. Tell me what you're building and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit.

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