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Reverse Dependencies for rake

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Implements view helpers for the ASIRRA CAPTCHA system for Rails-based websites
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A JSON encoder that is tailored to the needs of Rails.
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Creates representations of your model data in a simple and clean way
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Ruby implementation of the Agent Client Protocol (ACP) — a JSON-RPC standard for agent-editor communication. Includes client (connect to ACP agents), server (host Ruby agents via ACP), and transport layer.
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Agent loop, session management, tool execution, context compaction, hooks, and extensions.
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The AG-UI (Agent-User Interaction) protocol server for the ask-rb ecosystem — SSE event streaming and the runtime surface that assistant-ui and CopilotKit frontends expect.
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Creates and manages the agents an Anychat workspace owns. Anychat gives a business an agent of its own — a page customers can visit, a chat they can talk to, and the words it answers with. This is the client layer only: the tool framing that exposes it to an agent (MCP servers, native Ask::Tools)...
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A minimal MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that exposes the agents an Anychat workspace owns as callable tools over stdio — list them, read one, bring a new one into being, change one, or retire one. Designed for clients that speak MCP (ZCode, Claude Code, and the like). The tool shell (name, ...
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Exposes Ask::Agent::Session behind the standard app-server JSON-RPC/stdio protocol. Drop-in compatible with clients that speak the ZCode/Codex app-server protocol — Telegram bots, AI SDK providers, IDE extensions, and headless automation.
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Askari is a framework for authoring and deploying HBase coprocessors in jruby.
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Env, file, Rails credentials, database, and OAuth providers. Zero external dependencies.
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