Pairs a machine with git.broker, keeps one outbound connection, and when you ask from a PR card creates a worktree and runs your own agent there, headless or in your terminal.

IBM Cloud App Configuration SDK is used to perform feature evaluation based on the configuration on IBM Cloud App Configuration service.

kiosk-test-support is the framework-agnostic test surface a Kiosk provider uses on their OWN application. It carries two things. The CONFORMANCE CHECKS assert the four properties the protocol makes normative of an origin: that its routes resolve, that a verb executes, that a query answers the shape it declared, and that data access is scoped to the authenticated principal. They ship with a Minitest adapter and an RSpec adapter, both loaded by explicit require, so the same fault reads identically in either framework. The JOURNEY DSL carries the identity-scoped call helpers (`as_agent_of`, `as_user`, `as_agent`, `as_anonymous`, `query`, `run_query`, `run_action`, `pay_action`, `kiosk_seed`), the pluggable executor contract, a NullExecutor for self-tests, and the structured error classes (`RLSDenied`, `QuotaExceeded`, `ExecutorNotConfigured`). It is connected to RSpec by `kiosk-rls-rspec` and into Minitest by `kiosk-rls-minitest`. The ASSISTANT drives an origin over HTTP as an assistant does: it registers, solves proof-of-work tolls, queries, runs, pays with signed mandates and listens on the event stream. `Kyc` stands in for the operator's KYC provider, and `StripeMock` fronts a local stripe-mock. `InProcessExecutor`, `InProcessWire` and `Conformance::InProcessOrigin` run against kiosk-server, and `Person` signs in through kiosk-user-idp-devise; both are dependencies. The host's bundle brings the rest: the Minitest and RSpec adapters use the test framework the host runs, `LiveServer` serves the app with Puma, and `Wire` solves Equihash tolls with kiosk-pow-equihash.

High-level Ruby API to control the Lightpanda browser. Lightpanda is a fast, lightweight headless browser built for web automation, AI agents, and scraping. This gem provides CDP-based browser control similar to Ferrum.

Client library for Massive.com's REST and Websocket API's. Massive (formerly Polygon.io) is an API for real-time and historical market data for stocks, crypto, and forex.

Pinned Mimic runtimes and typed capabilities beside native browser clients

Do more from the command line with Murano. Push and pull data from Murano. Get status on what things have changed. See a diff of the changes before you push. And so much more. (This gem was formerly known as MrMurano.)

publishing, subscribing, testing, and benchmarking utilities for Nchan.

websocket-driver implementation built over nio4r

A Ruby wrapper around OBS Websocket v5

High-level Browser/Page API for driving h4ckf0r0day/obscura via the Chrome DevTools Protocol.

Use this engine to communicate to your EV Charging stations

An implementation of OmniAI for Google

Rack adapter for the outpunch reverse WebSocket tunnel

Rack adapter for the outpunch reverse WebSocket tunnel

This gem uses faw web sockets to render HTML into a PDF using Chrom(e)(ium) with minimal dependencies.

Simple system overview server

The application's side of Pinecall. A class whose declared fields are the state, whose `tool` methods are the model's verbs, whose comments are the prompt, and whose ERB view is the part of that prompt which changes. It speaks commands and reads entries over one socket; it never imports the runtime and never sees audio.

Client library for polygon.io's REST and Websocket API's. Polygon IO is an API for market data. Modernized version

Pvectl is a CLI tool designed to aid in the management of Proxmox clusters, leveraging a syntax and approach similar to kubectl for ease of use and familiarity.