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VUE一些常用的工具函数，[Github](https://github.com/frankeyi/vet-tools)

BitGo SDK coin library for VeChain

Ledger Hardware Wallet VeChain Application API

BitGo SDK coin library for VeChain

Zuu's Common Components

Audit AI-generated code for bugs, security issues, and hallucinations

A JS/TS library for data validation

Read and write files atomically and reliably.

MCP server for OSS Autopilot — exposes PR tracking, issue discovery, and contribution management as MCP tools

An open source software supply chain security tool built for developers and security engineers

A simple CLI tool for vetting npm package versions

Module federation runtime package collection. You can just install it instead of installing all the packages separately.

Run commands concurrently

This module is used by a number of the other Workbox modules to share common code.

Queues failed requests and uses the Background Sync API to replay them when the network is available

Simplifies communications with Workbox packages running in the service worker

MCP server for Go — structured build, test, vet, and module data for AI agents

A service worker helper library implementing common caching strategies.

This module efficiently precaches assets.

Utilities for ESLint plugins.

A modern CSS parser and stringifier with TypeScript support

A service worker helper library to route request URLs to handlers.

This library allows developers to opt-in to using Navigation Preload in their service worker.

This library takes a Response object and determines whether it's cacheable based on a specific configuration.

Context-aware secret scanning for Ruby projects. A thin wrapper around the native leakferret binary (written in Rust): it finds hardcoded secrets, confirms which ones are actually live by calling the provider, and rewrites them to read from environment variables instead. Precompiled platform gems bundle the native binary inside the gem, so a normal `gem install` ships the binary through RubyGems itself: no download, no network access, and no Rust toolchain. You can audit exactly what you are about to run with `gem unpack leakferret`. The gem never fetches and runs a binary off the internet - there is no download code to vet. On a platform without a prebuilt gem, the source gem tells you to build from source (`cargo install leakferret-cli`) or point LEAKFERRET_BIN at a binary. The API exposes Leakferret.scan, Leakferret.verify, and Leakferret.rewrite (each returning Finding objects), plus a `leakferret` command-line tool.