I learn by building things that sit close to the runtime: language tooling, Lua/Luau runtimes, bytecode analysis, and small desktop applications. A lot of my work connects back to the Roblox ecosystem, but the common thread is understanding how software behaves and turning that understanding into usable tools.
My public repositories range from larger tooling projects to small experiments and curated resources, each at a different stage of development.
statically checked programming language with its own compiler, runtime and package system, built for developer tools and structured applications. It supports native Windows and Linux executables, concurrency, FFI, crypto, modules and an ongoing self-hosting compiler
Luau runtime for running scripts outside Roblox Studio, with Roblox-shaped APIs, executor-compatible functions, sandboxing, native modules and local require support
tool for exploring Lua 5.1 and Luau bytecode, It can reconstruct source, inspect IR/CFG/SSA, spot protector patterns, and statically extract MoonSec V3 serialized payloads while leaving unsupported or uncertain parts visible instead of guessing
Lua 5.3 VM and standard library in modern JavaScript, with Node.js CLI support and exact signed 64-bit integer semantics
A focused Discord desktop client with its own shell, tabs, window controls, a dark visual system, DevTools access, and Vencord integration. It loads Discord's web client and is not affiliated with Discord Inc.
A catalog of Roblox UI libraries collected with source files where available, usage examples, and visual previews. The project also has a web catalogue at xyraniz.github.io/VaultUI.
- Obfuscator-Samples — a collection of obfuscated Lua samples for building detectors, dumpers, and deobfuscation tools.
- Roblox — Roblox-related scripts, experiments, and resources.
- ImGuiVault — a small curation project for ImGui menus targeting DirectX 9 and DirectX 11.
- CodexComputerRunMCPServer — a fork of the Codex Computer Run MCP Server.
You can find the complete list of public repositories on my GitHub profile.



