Software engineer / systems builder
HIMASHAHERATH
I build full-stack products, local agents, and the infrastructure they run on.
ProductsAgentsInfrastructure
Current focus01 / 02
Software that stays simple under pressure.
Full-stack platforms
Agentic systems
E-commerce
Self-hosted infrastructure
System statusActive
04
Selected systems
04
Professional roles
2023
Experience from
MCS
Flinders University
Build → operate → learn → simplify
How the work connects
Systems, not claims.
System topology04 connected layers
CLOUZE
StorefrontVendureShopify
HERMES
LM StudioAgent loopGmail / Notion / SQLite
RUNTIME
GitHub ActionsDockerCaddy / VPS
BIKERENTAL
Next.jsSanity CMSWhatsApp booking
Selected systems / 04
Built. Run. Reconsidered.
Commerce SystemArchived
clouzeofficial.com
01 / Co-Founder & Founding Engineer
CLOUZE
Built, operated, evaluated, and migrated
Local AI AgentIn daily use
hermes — agent runtime
02 / Solo
Hermes
Local model, real tools, explicit permission boundaries
Production InfrastructureOperational
himasha@vps — production
03 / Solo
Self-hosted infrastructure & CI/CD
Push-to-deploy services on a self-managed VPS
Booking PlatformOperational
bikerental.lk
04 / Freelance
bikerental.lk
Built for a client, run by the client
Profile / experience
Builder. Owner. Operator.
AboutCurrent / 2026
I like software that stays simple under pressure.
Most of what I know about that came from building a commerce platform for a real business, running it, and then replacing it with Shopify when that became the smarter call.
I am currently completing a Master of Computer Science at Flinders University. Outside software, I shoot and grade video, train, and care more about cars than I probably should.
Experience timeline2023 → now
2025—NOW
Co-Founder & Founding Engineer
CLOUZE
2024—25
Full Stack Developer
Outer Aspect IP Ltd
2024
Software Engineering Trainee
Limark Technologies
2023—24
Software Engineer Intern
Limark Technologies
01
Prefer the boring thing that works.
The right system is the one the product can afford to run, understand, and maintain.
02
Give models judgment, not unrestricted control.
Ordinary code owns the workflow. The model is used only where interpretation is useful.
03
Operate what you build.
Production changes how you think about reliability, permissions, failure, and unnecessary complexity.
Contact / build something useful
himasha.h.dev@gmail.com