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Open-source contributions

I’m more interested in useful upstream work than padding my profile with toy repositories. These contributions came from software I was actually using.

securo-finance/securo

Philippine Peso support

While using Securo, I found that Philippine Peso was missing from the supported currency list. I opened issue #358 with the user problem, expected behavior, and a concrete proposal.

The implementation landed in merged PR #366. The merged commit credits chisato04 as a co-author.

Issue#358 · opened June 27, 2026
ImplementationPR #366 · merged June 30, 2026
CreditCo-authored-by: chisato04

I’ve also filed real-world bug reports while operating Securo, including passkey/authentication behavior. That kind of contribution matters to me because reproduction quality and context can be as valuable to maintainers as code.

navidrome/navidrome

Navidrome upstream

I’ve contributed upstream around Navidrome, the music server I run in my homelab. I’m deliberately not turning that into an inflated claim here: the point is that I engage with upstream projects I depend on instead of treating open source as a one-way download.

Running Navidrome also gives me operational context around media libraries, clients, metadata, reverse proxying, and service updates; context that makes upstream feedback more grounded.

How I want this section to evolve

The goal is to keep this list selective. New entries should have a meaningful artifact. A merged change, a solid bug report, documentation, or another contribution I can explain. I’d rather have three credible upstream examples than twenty badges.

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