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class AmritaMalik: def __init__(self): self.name = "Amrita Malik" self.role = ["B.Tech CSE Student", "AI & Computer Vision Explorer", "Cloud Learner", "Aspiring Full Stack Developer"] self.education = "B.Tech CSE @ PIET, Panipat — 2nd Year" self.focus = "Accessible AI • Computer Vision • Cloud" self.currently = "Prototyping SignBridge AI (concept stage)" self.location = "Panipat, Haryana, India" def say_hi(self): print("Let's build something impactful together")

About Me

Current Focus Prototyping SignBridge AI — a concept for AI smart glasses that translate Indian Sign Language in real time Learning Google Cloud fundamentals via Google Cloud Skills Boost Building foundations in AI, Computer Vision & Full Stack Development Interests Computer Vision for accessibility & assistive tech AI-assisted development workflows Open-source developer tooling

Mission Build AI that removes barriers instead of creating them — technology should meet people where they are. Quick Facts 2nd Year, B.Tech CSE, PIET 🇮🇳 Based in Panipat, Haryana Aspiring Smart India Hackathon participant Google Cloud learner-in-progress

Goal	Fun Fact
Learn to ship real, accessible AI projects	Debugs faster with lo-fi beats on headphones
Make first open-source contributions	Thinks in git commit messages
Crack a Software Engineering internship	Pulled an all-nighter designing for a hackathon idea

Tech Arsenal

Languages
Dev Tools
AI Assistants
Design & Creative
Cloud
Currently Learning

_{Every skill above is one I actually use or am actively learning — nothing here is aspirational padding. The "Currently Learning" row is intentionally styled in a softer lavender to signal in-progress, not mastered.}

Featured Projects

SignBridge AI Concept: AI smart glasses for Indian Sign Language → Speech An early-stage, concept-driven project exploring how a computer-vision pipeline could recognize Indian Sign Language gestures and convert them to speech and text — designed as a learning project to build real Computer Vision and AI skills toward a genuine accessibility tool. Python Computer Vision (Learning) Accessibility Tech

Portfolio Website Personal developer portfolio A personal portfolio site showcasing projects, skills, and experience — built with the web fundamentals I'm actively strengthening, and deployed on Vercel. HTML CSS JavaScript

AWS Student Community Day Haryana Event website for AWS Student Community Day Built the official web presence for a regional AWS community event — covering schedule, speakers, and registration. HTML CSS JavaScript

Student Grade Calculator Lightweight academic utility tool A clean utility application that calculates grades/GPA — built to sharpen core logic and UI fundamentals. Python JavaScript

_{Repo links point to github.com/AmritaMalik/<repo-name> — update any that don't match your actual repo names yet.}

GitHub Analytics

Full metrics dashboard (languages, habits, community — generated daily by metrics.yml)

Contribution Snake

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Achievements & Roadmap

Cloud	Actively pursuing the Google Cloud Skills Boost learning track
Open Source	Building toward first meaningful contributions to accessibility-focused OSS repos
Hackathons	Targeting Smart India Hackathon with SignBridge AI as a concept submission
Learning	Deepening CSS, JavaScript, AI, Computer Vision, Full Stack Development, and Data Structures & System Design
Certifications	Google Cloud Skills Boost — in progress

Roadmap

graph LR
    A[Now: SignBridge AI Concept] --> B[Strengthen DSA & System Design]
    B --> C[Google Cloud Skills Boost Certification]
    C --> D[Smart India Hackathon]
    D --> E[First Open-Source Contributions]
    E --> F[Software Engineering Internship]
    F --> G[Deepen AI & Computer Vision Skills]

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    style B fill:#0F0C29,stroke:#9D4EDD,color:#B79CED
    style C fill:#0F0C29,stroke:#9D4EDD,color:#B79CED
    style D fill:#0F0C29,stroke:#00B4D8,color:#00B4D8
    style E fill:#0F0C29,stroke:#00B4D8,color:#00B4D8
    style F fill:#0F0C29,stroke:#39FF14,color:#39FF14
    style G fill:#0F0C29,stroke:#39FF14,color:#39FF14

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_{Update the milestone labels each quarter so the roadmap doesn't go stale.}

Current Goals

• Build a working Computer Vision prototype
• Make first Open Source contribution
• Finish Google Cloud Skills Boost track
• Present at Smart India Hackathon
• Land a Software Engineering Internship

Developer Quote

_{— Amrita Malik}

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Setup Notes (click to expand)

1. Repo requirements

This README is designed for a profile repo: a repo named exactly AmritaMalik (matching the username), with this file at its root as README.md.

2. Folder structure — case matters!

Every image path in this README uses lowercase assets/.... Your actual folder on GitHub must also be lowercase assets (not Assets) — GitHub's raw file links are case-sensitive, so a mismatch here is the single most common cause of a broken image. Final structure must look exactly like this:

AmritaMalik/
├── README.md
├── assets/
│   ├── banner.svg
│   ├── hero-illustration.svg
│   ├── divider.svg
│   ├── footer.svg
│   ├── chip.svg
│   ├── card-glow.svg
│   └── metrics.svg        ← generated automatically by metrics.yml, don't upload this one yourself
└── .github/
    └── workflows/
        ├── snake.yml
        └── metrics.yml

3. Workflow permissions

In Settings → Actions → General → Workflow permissions, select "Read and write permissions" and save. Both snake.yml and metrics.yml push commits back to the repo — without this, they fail with a 403.

4. Snake workflow — why it may look broken right now

The snake image points at the output branch (.../AmritaMalik/output/github-contribution-grid-snake.svg), which only exists after snake.yml has run at least once. If you've just added this README, that branch doesn't exist yet, so the image 404s — this matches what shows up as a broken image in your screenshots. Fix: go to Actions → snake → Run workflow to trigger it manually the first time; after that it updates on its own schedule.

5. Metrics workflow

Runs lowlighter/metrics and commits assets/metrics.svg directly.

6. Stats services — why some cards were broken

• github-readme-stats.vercel.app (the public shared instance) has had repeated outages and rate-limit downtime; its own maintainers now point people to the actively-maintained fork, GitHub Stats Extended (github-stats-extended.vercel.app), which this README now uses for both the stats card and top languages card.
• github-readme-streak-stats.herokuapp.com is a dead link — Heroku shut down its free tier in November 2022, so any .herokuapp.com widget URL from an older template will never load. This README now uses the current official domain, streak-stats.demolab.com.
• github-profile-trophy.vercel.app (the default shared instance) was confirmed down when tested, so this README now points to github-profile-trophy-winning.vercel.app — a community-hosted mirror the project's own maintainer lists specifically for load-balancing when the main instance is overloaded. If that one ever goes down too, other listed mirrors are github-profile-trophy-liard-delta.vercel.app, github-profile-trophy-fork-two.vercel.app, and github-profile-trophy-kannan.vercel.app — just swap the domain, keep the same query string.
• github-readme-activity-graph.vercel.app is a free hosted service that can occasionally be rate-limited under load; this is usually temporary and clears on its own.

7. Repo links

The SignBridge AI repo link and the "repo names" note in Featured Projects are placeholders — swap in your actual repo URLs once they exist so the buttons don't 404.

8. Why there's no live "hover-tilt" glass effect

GitHub sanitizes README HTML and strips <style>/<script> tags, so true CSS-driven hover/tilt/perspective animations cannot run on a profile page — this is a GitHub platform limit, not a design shortcut. The glass/3D depth you see (soft shadows, layered translucent panels, glowing borders) is baked directly into the SVGs themselves using SVG filters.