compose musical callbacks into plucky arrangements
A plucky little live server that's trying its best.
A lightweight SDK for integrating Plucky into your applications. Access the full docs [here](https://docs.plucky.ai).
A React hook for using the Plucky Chat SDK. Access the full docs [here](https://docs.plucky.ai).
common modules that can be used through plucky
Project and dependency loader for Plucky-ci
A standalone runner for plucky
Manages loading and installing plugins for Plucky-CI
A plucky little batteries-included compiler util.
Official Node.js SDK for the Plucky API
git plugin for plucky
Plucky's AI agentic framework.
Core package to manage process pipelines and execution.
The error crawler that powers http://plucky.io/
json reference mapping for configuration
rest plugin
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The fast and plucky game framework from studioKeywi 🪕 Zero dependencies 🪕 Tree shakeable exports 🪕 Built with ❤️, Bun, TypeDoc, and TypeScript.
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pipeline configuration based on bitesize files
Generate random adj-animal combinations with kid-friendly names.
xmllm is a JS utility that makes it easy to get structured data from LLMs, using a boring, time-tested, semantically enriched human-writable/readable syntax that is resilient and forgiving of human-made (and thus, **LLM-made**) mistakes.
manage initrd cpio archives
Pure async data layer for igv-rs: regions, source traits, alignment expansion, coverage, render thresholds. UI-free.
Graphical (SVG / PNG) snapshot renderer for igv-rs.
Interactive terminal genome viewer for FASTA / VCF / BAM / GFF / BED / bigWig / BEDPE. Includes a bundled-igv.js browser companion.
Local HTTP server that mirrors the igv-rs TUI's view in igv.js.
Thin layer over the ruby driver that allows you to quickly grab hold of your data (pluck it!).
Thin layer over the ruby driver that allows you to quickly grab hold of your data (pluck it!).
Process query language (based on plucky)
Ruby wrapper for the goSpotcheck API written by a couple of plucky gSchoolers