An interpreter for the Grace programming language
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Frontend core library for Env Hopper
Database table sync utilities for Env Hopper
Backend core library for Env Hopper
A JavaScript based Transaction Hopper for EOSIO software
Vite build config for Env Hopper frontend
The components package.
The tokens package.
The icons package.
Shared core utilities for Env Hopper
MCP server for AIDC-AI.IO — AI data center design engine. NVIDIA Hopper/Blackwell/Vera Rubin. Worldwide platform, launching from Korea.
The styled-system package.
The icons package that targets React 16.
Node.js middleware for extracting data from a request
A set of icons handcrafted by Workleap
Sweet Search native binaries for Linux arm64 (glibc) with NVIDIA CUDA backend (candle-cuda + flash-attn) — Jetson Orin, Grace Hopper, and arm64 server GPUs
Hopper is a modular, opinionated, convention-focused, developer process tool.
The autonomous-hopper retry primitive — observes stuck writs carrying retryable: true and transitions them stuck → open so Spider can spawn the next rig attempt.
MCP server for Hopper travel booking with price prediction
A strongly-typed, event-driven USB hopper driver for the Web Serial API, built on top of webserial-core.
Manage multiple isolated Claude Code profiles with cross-machine git sync
This project aims to provide a set of Angular components to subscribe to HTS services such as "Cancel for any reason".
A transparent, hackable modeling agent for computational designers who want AI inside their real workflow — not locked behind a black-box SaaS.
an unbounded mpsc with bounded memory
Fast zero-copy Solana framework with a simple account facade, typed state contracts, layout evolution, and systems-mode escape hatches. Built on Hopper Native. no_std, no_alloc.
Command-line tooling for Hopper account inspection, schema export, and migration planning
Zero-copy state framework for Solana. Typed account architecture, phased execution, validation graphs, zero-copy collections, layout evolution, and cross-program interfaces. Built on Hopper Native. no_std, no_alloc, no proc macros required.
Proc macro layer for Hopper. Generates account layouts, typed context accessors, instruction dispatchers, schema metadata, and CPI builders.
Declarative macros for Hopper zero-copy state framework. Account groups, instruction descriptors, capability tags, layout metadata. All macro_rules!, no proc macros required.
Optional proc macro layer for Hopper. Generates SegmentMap impls, typed context accessors, and instruction dispatchers from annotated structs. Zero runtime overhead: all code generates to the same pointer arithmetic as hand-written Pinocchio. Not required. Hopper's macro_rules! macros cover every use case without proc macros.
Hopper-owned Metaplex Token Metadata program builders, PDA helpers, and account read helpers. Powers the metadata::* / master_edition::* field keywords on #[derive(Accounts)] and #[hopper::context].
Hopper-owned Token-2022 builder and screening surface. Thin, no_std instruction builders over Hopper Runtime.
Anchor framework interoperability for Hopper. Read Anchor-created accounts, verify discriminators, overlay zero-copy types on Anchor account bodies.
Off-chain SDK for the Hopper zero-copy state framework. Parses receipts, decodes account state through segment-aware partial reads, builds instructions from a ProgramManifest, and narrates state diffs for indexers and explorers. Neither Pinocchio, Anchor zero-copy, nor Quasar ships a symmetric off-chain SDK of this shape. Hopper does because Hopper owns the layout_id fingerprint, segment roles, receipt wire format, and policy graph on both sides of the program boundary.
Hopper-owned SPL Token builder surface. Thin, no_std instruction builders over Hopper Runtime.
A framework for task execution written around bunny
scrapes content from 2 club websites and lists out events via command line interface
Hopper accumulates items and executes a block of code when its capacity is reached, or the timeout is reached, whichever event occurs first.
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