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A comprehensive test framework for validating A2A protocol server implementations. Includes tests for REST and gRPC bindings covering agent discovery, messaging, streaming, task management, push notifications, error handling, and more.
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Abstraction to help work with A2A protocol
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Ruby server implementation of the AG-UI protocol (SSE event streaming, run loop, client-tool round-trips, A2UI) for driving CopilotKit frontends from Rack/Falcon.
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Native server for CalDAV/CardDAV. Built on protocol-caldav for wire-format concerns.
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Binds protocol-smtp's state machine to an endpoint and runs it on the async reactor, one task per connection — what async-http is to protocol-http.
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Production-grade coding agent with tool execution, middleware pipeline, context compaction, session persistence, and multi-provider LLM support.
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OOP abstraction that allows you to deploy and manage kubernetes resources using Ruby.
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Abstractions are God. Let's give praise and build on the shoulders of giants by using objects to represent schemas. It was written and to it became.
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NATS NKeys for Ruby, as a native extension over the Rust `nkeys` crate: Ed25519 keypairs across every key role, and the x25519 XKey sealing used by NATS auth callout. Named nkeys-rb because the plain `nkeys` gem name is taken by an unrelated pure-Ruby implementation.
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Pure protocol code for CalDAV (RFC 4791) and CardDAV (RFC 6352). No rack, no async, no I/O. Pair with async-caldav for a server.
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The SMTP command/reply state machine (RFC 5321) and the message it assembles (RFC 5322), over any stream. No sockets and no concurrency: async-smtp binds this to an endpoint, the way async-http binds protocol-http.
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Rem2ics turns the reminder files used by Remind into iCalendar, the format Outlook, Apple Calendar and Google Calendar import. It does not parse the reminder language. Remind does: rem2ics is built on the remind-rb bindings, so the trigger is parsed by ParseRem, the dates it fires on come from C...
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Remind is a calendar program with a real expression language behind it: a Hebrew calendar, moon phases, sunrise and sunset, and date arithmetic that knows about weekdays, holidays and OMITted days. All of it is C, and all of it is reachable. remind-rb builds Remind's own sources into a shared li...
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RemLint checks Remind reminder files for style, consistency and structure: unbalanced IF/ENDIF blocks, mistyped $SysVars, wrong argument counts, continuations that do not continue, and trailing whitespace that breaks rem2ps. Its vocabulary is transcribed from Remind's own dispatch tables, so keyw...
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