Introducing Sheltie: merge agent pull requests in parallel
Sheltie is a GitHub App that computes what every pull request touches, lands independent ones together and resolves conflicts in escalating tiers. Open source, Apache-2.0, early 0.x.
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Introducing Ramzes: one endpoint for your services' notifications
Ramzes is a self-hosted notification router written in Rust. Services send events to one endpoint; routes decide who is told, where and how often. Built and tested, not released yet.
Rustcoach: a free Rust skills test, checked by the compiler
Rustcoach now has a free, public Rust skills test. Thirty questions in about ten minutes, no account, every code question run through the real compiler, and a report with your level and the module to take next.
Rustcoach: five modules, from Core Rust to the deep dives
Rustcoach is no longer one syllabus. Core Rust now sits next to four deep-dive modules, Async & Tokio, Macros, Concurrency & Atomics and Advanced Types & Traits, each with its own syllabus, progress and review cards.
Introducing Tayga: every failing request, explained
Tayga turns OpenTelemetry traces and logs into error stories, with a root cause, a critical path and a diff against normal. v0.1.0 is out, self-hosted and AGPL.
Rustcoach: the compiler and Clippy, explained where you write the code
Rustcoach's editor now explains rustc errors and Clippy lints in place, explains any selection on request, and adds a scratch file and an optional stretch challenge. The fix still stays yours.
Rustcoach: quick checks, spaced review cards and mastery
Rustcoach lessons now stop every few explanations for a quick check, signed-off topics come back as review cards at 1, 3, 7, 14, 30 and 60 days, and mastery tracks what actually stuck.
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