Parses PokéPastes into an object that you can easily read/manipulate/save.

A comprehensive Ruby SDK for Polar.sh, providing easy integration with their payment infrastructure, subscription management, and merchant services.

This is a search library for searching terms in documents

Set of tools used when developing Ruby based apps

A ruby interface to POLITICO RSS feeds. Includes feed contents and metadata.

Polygon provides a framework with strong separation of concerns between clients, developers and web designers

hacks paperclip to have a single repo of attachments

Pombo is a gem that allows the use of webservices the Correios (Brazilian Post Service) of sending packets to check price, delivery time and progress of service

A command line pomodoro timer

A ruby bridge library for shared garcon/soleil code

An alternative to DatabaseCleaner for automatically ensuring that objects created during tests are removed from the database.

Friendship gem for Rails/ActiveRecord. Popular saves time when developing social apps

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 you're integrated with), and otherwise says so plainly — never scrapes or session-hijacks as an anonymous shopper. `portage find` covers the no-URL case: ask an allowlist, DuckDuckGo, Brave, or a Google Programmable Search engine which stores might sell something, keep the ones answering /.well-known/ucp, and search their catalogs — documented APIs only, no SERP scraping. Depends on portage-ucp (for platform detection via Resolver), portage-ucp-client (for the actual buy calls), and portage-ucp-journal (for `portage-console`'s read-only view of local purchase/transaction/order state); no single adapter gem is a hard dependency. Ranking, escalation and the spend-policy check use portage-ucp core's rules; portage-ucp-decision is optional and only the opt-in confidence gate needs it.

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 (loopback over an in-process Adapter, stdio, Streamable HTTP) — callers never know which they got. Depends only on portage-ucp, the mcp gem's client half, and faraday (the HTTP transport's backend); no adapter gem is a dependency.

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 act on unattended (ConfidenceGate), and a typed wrapper around Portage::Ucp::PolicyGuard (PolicyCheck). See docs/plans/system-one-decision-layer.md.

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/Facebook checkout. Generic only — no merchant-specific business logic. Plain Net::HTTP, no Facebook SDK runtime dependency.

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 future console or scheduler gem doesn't each grow an incompatible one. Zero runtime dependency on portage-ucp itself; wires in via Dispatcher's optional journal: argument.