A Kagi API client for privacy focused information.

A Ruby client for the Kalshi API

A lightweight framework for building command line interfaces

Rack middleware for validating authorization tokens from Keycloak

Library for using keycloak authentication with Rails

Authentication solution for Jets with Warden

Ruby wrapper for unofficial Kinopoisk API

Ruby wrapper for Kinopoisk Unofficial API

kiosk-server is the host-side surface for Kiosk. The full surface ships: - The controllers — the per-verb endpoints (GET <endpoint>/<query-name>, POST <endpoint>/<action-name>) and the reserved endpoints (/kiosk/schema, /kiosk/pay), a derived OpenAPI description of both, OAuth client registration (RFC 7591) and the token endpoint (private_key_jwt client assertions, DPoP), JWKS, the KYC attestation endpoint, agents.txt / agents.json / kiosk.json discovery, and the account-binding ceremony (RFC 8628 device authorization and token poll, the verify and «Link an assistant» pages). - Kiosk::Server::Executor — dispatches a resolved command to the queries and actions the host registered. - Client registration and authentication, with a pluggable agent-IdP. - The proof-of-work toll that a kiosk-reputation policy sets (soft dependency; zero overhead when no policy is set). - A Rack middleware injecting the Kiosk-Server-Version / Kiosk-API-Version / Kiosk-Min-Client response headers, a pure-Ruby builder for the discovery documents, SQL generators for the canonical schema migrations, and a `kiosk:install` generator that lays down the initializer and the migrations. The Rails engine serves that whole surface from one `kiosk` block in config/routes.rb, which mounts it at Kiosk.configuration.mount_path — drawing the verb/auth/JWKS/KYC/binding routes under the mount and installing the root-relative discovery routes (agents.txt, .well-known) into the host — then one route per query and action the block names. It also auto-injects the headers middleware.

Define peridic jobs in readable text and YAML

Kirei is a Ruby micro/REST-framework for building scalable and performant microservices. It is built from the ground up to be clean and easy to use. It is a Rack app, and uses Sorbet for typing, Sequel as an ORM, and Zeitwerk for autoloading. It strives to have zero magic and to be as explicit as possible.

KO

Koch automates machine setup by providing a library of helper functions.

An open-source, security-first AI agent framework in Ruby with capability-based permissions, sandboxed skills, and a layered prompt system.

A simple EPP Client

Gem containing all KonoUtils Helpers external of the core

Provides object normalization, idempotency key generation and an optional ActiveRecord concern.

Declaratively create, modify and destroy cloud infrastructure in your favourite language

Kraaken helps you deploy your applications with docker, traefik and cloudflare tunnels.

Framework for crafting JSON APIs with style