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We create tools and ship them in the open. From AI runtimes to deployment tools — if we need it, we build it and share it.
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Building in public. Sharing what we learn.
Octofs 0.9.0: Line 42 Is a Lie
Octofs 0.9.0 gives every line a content-verified composite ID (N:hh) that edit tools check before touching a file, so a stale target fails loudly with the fresh content instead of silently editing the wrong line. Plus replace_all and CRLF-safe matching in str_replace, and hard rejection of shell misuse. Open source, Apache-2.0.
Don Karter
Introducing Pulsora: A Rust Time-Series Database for Trading Data
We built Pulsora, an open-source time-series database in Rust, because a firehose of market ticks pushed our storage past its limits. Columnar blocks, type-specific compression, and a block-level index that doesn't grow per row.
Don Karter
Introducing Synx: File Sync for Remote Development
Synx is an open-source, real-time two-way directory sync over SSH — a Mutagen alternative for developers who edit locally and build on a remote box. Written in Rust, one command, no daemons.
Don Karter