Aryan Bhosale is an independent open-source developer whose compact command-line utilities target DevOps and data-wrangling workflows that need fast, repeatable extraction and safe shell interaction. The pick tool acts as a universal query blade: feeding it any JSON, YAML, TOML, dot-env, CSV, logfmt or raw header text returns only the requested field, letting CI pipelines, telemetry scripts and local generators avoid heavyweight parsers. Companion utility sh-guard addresses the emerging risk of AI-generated shell commands by performing on-the-fly semantic analysis; it classifies potentially destructive instructions before they reach bash, giving coding agents and interactive assistants a lightweight safety gate. Together the projects reflect a focus on minimal, single-binary solutions that slot into existing toolchains on Linux, macOS or Windows, require no runtime beyond standard libc, and integrate cleanly with jq, yq, grep, curl, kubectl and other staples. Typical use cases include massaging JSON API responses into Terraform variables, scrubbing secrets from dot-env dumps, sanitizing AI-suggested docker rm loops, or extracting CSV columns for Prometheus recording rules. Both utilities compile to static executables and ship as MIT-licensed assets under active maintenance. The publisher’s software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always installing the latest versions and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.