I'm Andika Pratama, known online as MC•BOT™ (@mcbottm). I'm a student at SMK Negeri 1 Buay Bahuga, studying Computer and Network Engineering (TKJ) in Indonesia. I build practical tools and publish selected work on GitHub.
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Tools, active builds, and planned ideas from the MCBOT workspace. Project status is labeled plainly; static security findings are signals to investigate, not absolute verdicts.
A static Android APK risk scanner for Termux and Linux. It inspects manifest and decompiled-bytecode signals, groups related indicators, and helps triage suspicious packages without installing or running the target. Part of the MCBOT Security Suite.
Explore repositoryAn offline static source-code scanner for PHP, Python, JavaScript, and HTML. It combines rule-based security checks with framework, configuration, dependency, and supported syntax checks to surface issues for developer review before deployment. Part of the MCBOT Security Suite.
Explore repositoryA WhatsApp automation bot currently being tested locally. It has not been published, and there is no public repository or release yet.
A learning website for Japanese JLPT N5 foundations, built around accessible practice and a straightforward learning flow.
Visit websiteA planned image steganography detector intended to help inspect image files for potential hidden data. Part of the planned MCBOT Security Suite; implementation is not yet released.
A planned Windows executable analysis tool for inspecting binary files. It is an idea in the MCBOT Security Suite roadmap, not a released scanner.
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I use AI tools heavily when building projects—that’s part of my vibe-coding workflow. I describe what I’m trying to build, review the generated code, test it in the environment I have, and debug what breaks. I don’t write every line by hand, and I don’t assume AI-generated code is correct just because it runs once.
Contact / 03
For project questions, collaboration, or open-source work, reach me through the public profiles below.