Releases

Minimalist ML framework.

Internal headless-browser fallback used by the crawlberg crawler. Not intended for direct use.

WebAssembly bindings for the KeetaNet client

WASI bindings for the KeetaNet client: a P2 component (networked over wasi:http) and a P1 core module (pure/offline), selected by feature

Async REST client for transmitting vote staples to a KeetaNet node

Shared, target-agnostic projections and error mapping for KeetaNet binding crates

Node functionality for Keetanetwork blockchain

Vote and VoteStaple model, codec, and signing for Keetanetwork blockchain

Tear WebSocket bridge — exposes the typed tear-daemon CBOR wire over ws://, so any browser / wasm renderer can attach without speaking UDS or TCP directly.

Typed RPC client for tear-daemon. Consumed by the tear bin, mado (Tier 2 native-split mode), and third parties that want to drive tear sessions.

Renders a typed TearProfile to a tmux.conf and shells out to vanilla tmux. M0 path that ships value before tear-daemon exists; kept long-term as the escape hatch for users on remote boxes where only tmux is installed.

The praça session-orchestration substrate for the mado/tear terminal — automation-first: sessions are auto-named + auto-bound to projects, cd auto-attaches the project's session, the picker is the fallback. Pure typed logic: project-root detection, frecency ranking, project↔session bindings, a fuzzy/frecency session index, and the cd-driven attach decision engine. No I/O, no daemon wiring, all time injected.

Long-running tear server. Owns sessions across client disconnects, snapshots state, exposes typed UDS RPC. Wraps tear-core::InProcess.

Runtime logic for the tear multiplexer — InProcess MultiplexerControl impl backed by portable-pty. The single source of truth for pane semantics across pleme-io GUI consumers (mado at tier 3).

Shikumi-style live configuration for the tear multiplexer. Parses ~/.config/tear/tear.yaml, watches it for changes, publishes the parsed TearConfig via Arc<TearConfig> swap. Same configuration story mado uses — operators learn one config style for both apps.

Pure types for the tear multiplexer — TearSession/Window/Pane/Layout/KeyTable/Hook/StatusBar, the MultiplexerControl trait, no I/O. Consumed by tear-core, tear-client, mado, and any third-party driver.

Ledger functionality for Keetanetwork blockchain

Block structure and operations for Keetanetwork blockchain

Account management and cryptographic identities for Keetanetwork

X.509 certificate handling for Keetanetwork

Cryptographic primitives and operations for Keetanetwork

ASN.1 definitions and utilities for Keetanetwork

Composable building blocks for decentralized + federated machine learning.

Compiler pipeline for the bytesandbrains framework — Compiler driver, CompilerPass trait, canonical pass list, BuildError.

Canonical concrete components for the bytesandbrains framework — syscalls, wire transport, backends, protocols, role implementations.

Authoring DSL for the bytesandbrains framework — Module trait, Graph, Output, contracts, placeholders, concrete-component plumbing.

Sans-IO engine for the bytesandbrains framework — Node, Engine, Framework, Backends, roles, snapshot, runtime-side syscalls.

Tear WebSocket bridge — exposes the typed tear-daemon CBOR wire over ws://, so any browser / wasm renderer can attach without speaking UDS or TCP directly.

Renders a typed TearProfile to a tmux.conf and shells out to vanilla tmux. M0 path that ships value before tear-daemon exists; kept long-term as the escape hatch for users on remote boxes where only tmux is installed.

Typed RPC client for tear-daemon. Consumed by the tear bin, mado (Tier 2 native-split mode), and third parties that want to drive tear sessions.