`porridge` is a plain Ruby gem that takes a flexible, object-oriented approach to serialization. `porridge` transforms objects into ruby hashes and arrays, which can then be serialized with other libraries.

Portable is a virtual document object modeling library. Out of the box is provides a CSV writer but others for other formats like Microsoft Excel could easily be implemented and used.

Portable is a virtual document object modeling library that only contains basic writers by default. This library extends Portable and adds a Spreadsheet Writer implementation.

Ships the `portage` executable. `portage buy <url>` tries native UCP discovery first (zero credentials, works on any store that's opted in), falls back to a portage-ucp-* platform adapter only when this process already has that platform's own credentials in env (i.e. it's your own store or one yo...

Protocol-only core gem: Adapter contract, capability registry, manifest builder, and an MCP server wrapper. No commerce-backend deps.

Implements Portage::Ucp::Adapter against a BigCommerce store's v3 Catalog/Carts/Checkouts APIs and v2 Orders API. Generic only — no merchant-specific business logic. Plain Net::HTTP, no bigcommerce/api runtime dependency.

Every other portage-ucp gem lets a Ruby program expose a commerce backend to agents (server side). This gem is the other direction: connect to somebody else's /.well-known/ucp manifest, or drive your own Adapter directly, and place an order as the client. Three transports behind one interface (lo...

The judgment calls between the agent loop and the Adapter/client layer, as typed, inspectable decisions instead of control flow scattered across skill instructions and the CLI: which offer to pick (OfferRanking), hand off vs. keep going (EscalationPolicy), whether a result is confident enough to ...

Implements Portage::Ucp::Adapter against Etsy's Open API v3. Catalog and order are real; checkout is redirect-link only (links to etsy.com) since Etsy's public API has no cart/checkout endpoint. Generic only — no merchant-specific business logic. Plain Net::HTTP, no Etsy SDK runtime dependency.

Implements Portage::Ucp::Adapter against Meta's Graph API Commerce Catalog. Catalog is real; checkout is redirect-link only (to each product's own merchant-hosted URL) since Meta's public API has no cart/checkout endpoint for website-checkout catalogs, and none at all for native Instagram/Faceboo...

An append-only, consumer-swappable record of every purchase a Dispatcher completes (store origin, source, product, amount in minor units, order id, idempotency key), built on a small Store interface in the rate_limiter/authenticator mold — the shared persistence seam design-log §22 asks for so a ...

Implements Portage::Ucp::Adapter against a Magento/Adobe Commerce site's REST v1 API (admin-token catalog/order, anonymous guest-cart cart/checkout). Generic only — no merchant-specific business logic. Plain Net::HTTP, no Magento PHP SDK dependency.

Implements Portage::Ucp::Adapter against Shopify's Admin (catalog, order) and Storefront (cart, checkout) GraphQL APIs. Generic only — no merchant-specific business logic. Plain Net::HTTP, no shopify_api runtime dependency.

WebMCP as a transport, not a commerce backend. Inbound: registers a Portage-powered store's catalog/cart/checkout tools on the page via document.modelContext, each one calling back into the same Portage::Ucp::Mcp::Server every other transport uses. Outbound: a portage-ucp-client transport that di...

Implements Portage::Ucp::Adapter against Wix's Stores (catalog) and eCommerce (cart, checkout, order) REST APIs. Generic only — no merchant-specific business logic. Plain Net::HTTP, no wix SDK runtime dependency.

Implements Portage::Ucp::Adapter against a WooCommerce site's Admin REST API v3 (catalog, order) and Store API v1 (cart, checkout). Generic only — no merchant-specific business logic. Plain Net::HTTP, no woocommerce-api runtime dependency.

This gem allows you to run a Terminal command with a supplied date in ruby format and generate a gemfile with gems specified to the most recent versions before that date.

Easily set and unset your current IP as an allowed ingress for a given EC2 security group. This allows you to securely close port 22 (or whatever you use for SSH) except for your current exact IP.

Scrapping client for extranet portals.

A simple little gem (and cli) to check if a given port if open or not..