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♻️ The most advanced interruptible mechanism to perform actions repetitively until successful.

  • go
  • library
  • module
  • retry

A no-dependencies HTTP client library for browsers and Node.js with a promise-based or Node.js-style callback-based API to progress events, text and binary file upload and download, partial response body, request and response headers, status code.

Go Todo Backend example using modular project layout for product microservice.

  • go
  • golang
  • modular
  • project-structure

TranslatedMulti-market intelligent quantitative workbench (A-shares/Hong Kong stocks/US stocks) — secondary development based on shy3130/tickflow-stock-panel, adding multi-market support for Hong Kong and US stocks. Self-hosted stock screening + monitoring + backtesting. MIT.

Self-improving code for any git repo: give it a measurable goal, a coding agent (Claude Code or Aider) proposes changes, the kernel scores them, keeps winners and rolls back failures. Open-source AlphaEvolve / FunSearch-style evolution loop, sandboxed, with an auditable ledger.

A Lean backend framework whose authorization safety is formally proven. The developer writes only a Cedar schema and policies; handlers are built on Supabase Auth and PostgreSQL.

An opinionated HTTP library for .NET applications built on HttpClient message handlers. Provides request de-duplication, prioritised concurrency limiting, speculative background fetching and optional response caching.

A lightweight, self-hostable changelog and roadmap web application that lets you share product updates with your community and gather feedback through voting on upcoming features. Built with SvelteKit and Go.

Copilot skills for building feedback loops, delegating safely, and moving repeatable work into automations.

TTGEmojiRate turns feedback into a living expression. Its original interaction is vertical drag: users move the emoji up or down to score a moment, express mood, and make ratings feel closer to a real emotional response.

  • swift
  • emoji
  • rating
  • drag