WordPress core contributor from Mumbai. I fix years-old WordPress bugs with tests, and I run ShifteQ, a web agency that builds WordPress websites and WooCommerce stores.
| Area | Where |
|---|---|
| WordPress core | Commits with props, listed live on Core Trac |
| Hosting Team | The hosting test runner and the Hosting Handbook |
| AI plugin | Merged pull requests in WordPress/ai |
| WP-CLI | Pull requests across wp-cli |
| Documentation | Pull requests to the WordPress and WP-CLI handbooks |
| Translation | Hindi translations on translate.wordpress.org, as a Translation Editor |
| Testing | Patch testing for core tickets, Test Contributor badge on my WordPress.org profile |
How I work: pick a bug that has been open for years, reproduce it with a runtime proof, fix it with tests, and stay with the pull request until it lands.
Running ShifteQ means every hour I give WordPress is an hour away from client work. Today that is six hours a week: four through ShifteQ's Five for the Future pledge and two of my own time. Sponsorship pays for more of those hours.
- Individuals: any monthly or one-time amount on GitHub Sponsors, or a coffee.
- Companies: 1 or 2 hours a week on GitHub Sponsors, listed on your Five for the Future pledge, with every month's hours logged here in public. For more hours or an invoice through ShifteQ, my company, just reach out.
Everything stays public.
No sponsors yet. Your name or logo could be the first one here.