// hello, world

ExZhonya

I write scripts, build tools, and poke at things under the hood. Luau, Python, and a healthy curiosity for how memory actually works.

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// 01 — about

Who I am

Self-taught, curious, and obsessed with making things work.

Hey — I'm ExZhonya. I spend most of my time writing Luau scripts and Python tooling, usually with one tab open on documentation and another on a disassembler.

I like problems that sit just below the surface: how a game stores its state, how a process lays out memory, how to turn a repetitive manual task into something a script finishes in half a second.

I'm not a fan of bloated code. Clean logic, clear naming, and something that actually runs beats clever one-liners every time.

~ $ whoami
ExZhonya
~ $ cat profile.json
{
  "langs": ["Luau", "Python", "Lua"],
  "focus": "memory & automation",
  "status": "building"
}
~ $
0Years tinkering
0Scripts written
0Languages
0% Curiosity

// 02 — skills

What I work with

A mix of high-level scripting and low-level understanding — the fun part is where they overlap.

🌙

Luau Scripting

90%

Game logic, UI systems, module architecture, and optimized loops. My main language.

🐍

Python

85%

Automation, scripting, tooling, file & process handling, and quick prototypes.

🧠

Memory Manipulation

75%

Reading and writing process memory, pointer chains, offsets, and pattern scanning.

🔍

Reverse Engineering

65%

Disassembly, structure analysis, and figuring out what the binary is really doing.

⚙️

Automation

70%

Turning repetitive manual work into fast, reliable, unattended scripts.

🌐

Web (HTML / CSS / JS)

55%

Front-end basics, small interactive pages, and dashboards for my own tools.

// 03 — work

What I build

A quick look at the kind of things I spend my time on.

Luau

Game Systems

Modular Luau codebases — clean module structure, responsive UI, and logic that doesn't fight itself.

Python

Automation Tools

Scripts that handle the boring stuff: file processing, data cleanup, and repetitive workflows.

Low level

Memory Research

Exploring process memory, mapping structures, and building small tools to inspect what's going on.

// 04 — contact

Let's talk

Got a project, a question, or just want to say hi? My inbox is open.