We extract the genuinely reusable parts of client work into open source packages and maintain them in public. Our clients get a cleaner codebase; the ecosystem gets a library that someone actually uses in production. Everything here is MIT.
Composable, context-aware pipelines for long-running Go services.
A small library that treats background jobs as typed pipelines — declarative fan-out, backpressure, and graceful shutdown baked in. Powers production workloads at three of our clients.
Build CLIs that handle network failure, partial input, and SIGTERM the right way.
Opinionated wrappers around cobra + retry semantics. Gives you sensible defaults for timeouts, structured errors, and first-class support for resumable operations.
Migrations that round-trip cleanly between Postgres, SQLite, and MySQL.
A focused tool for teams who want a single migration workflow across dev, test, and prod — without dragging in a whole ORM to get there.
Zero-dependency domain events for TypeScript services.
A tiny, fully typed event bus designed around aggregates and projections. Ships with a testing helper that gives you deterministic ordering guarantees.
Black-box HTTP probing for uptime, latency budgets and contract tests.
A single binary that turns a YAML file into a continuous probe suite. Writes Prometheus metrics, screams at PagerDuty, and doubles as a staging smoke test.
Our internal component library, in the open.
Unstyled, accessible primitives with a minimal amber + ink theme layered on top. Powers every Taqnihub marketing site and several client dashboards.
Sponsorship buys you priority triage, a direct line to the maintainer, and the warm feeling of keeping a library alive for everyone else too.
