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A deep dive into the wrapper layer that makes an asynchronous MITM core feel synchronous, testable, and scriptable for browser automation and traffic control.

A Go worker that unpacks code, drops privileges, clamps memory with cgroups v2, and streams execution logs through Redis.

This repo does not stop at provisioning instances. It bootstraps Kubernetes by hand, then layers a browser bot on top with VNC, VPN, and multi-cloud routing.

A Rust overlay that keeps headers, JavaScript, time zone, and proxy behavior in one believable profile instead of treating spoofing as a single switch.

It reads fixed-size frames from disk, pushes them through per-client egress channels, and logs the latency of every hop.

A tiny Manifest V3 bot shim blocks every main-frame navigation, then whitelists selected tabs with higher-priority session rules.

Go, CQRS, exact rational pricing, and a transactional outbox turn product updates into one atomic commit on Google Cloud Spanner.

It uses ffprobe and ffmpeg to resize video to 540px wide, sample it at 1 FPS, and emit raw RGB24 buffers or JSON, so downstream code gets data instead of a decoder problem.

A tiny binary, a semaphore, and 10,000 queued tasks. This is a clean look at how Rust can simulate load without losing control of it.

A tiny Rust terminal simulator that updates cells in place, turning grid order into the hidden mechanic.

code-chaos turns YAML into repeatable backend workflows, stitching HTTP calls, SQL, and message brokers into one execution loop.

It does not stop at source files. Tidewave uses a Model Context Protocol bridge and an in-browser agent so assistants can inspect logs, data, and app behavior before they write code.

How a type-safe Rust library is replacing clunky WebDriver polling with real-time bidirectional streams and stealth-grade human physics.