Self-hosted release mirror for Go modules, Composer packages, archives, Web UI, and Yggdrasil-powered node sync.

Go library for embedding Yggdrasil mesh nodes with a userspace gVisor TCP/IP stack—no TUN or root required. Includes peer management, SOCKS5, DNS, topology probing, NodeInfo querying and sigil-based publishing, and TCP/UDP forwarding.

Agent skill for building Yggdrasil mesh-network apps in Go (via the ratatoskr library): embedded clients, HTTP/TCP/UDP servers, SOCKS5, port forwarding, peer management, NodeInfo/sigils — userspace, no TUN or root.

Lightweight, dependency-free Go library for working with repository tags and releases across Git hosting providers.

🎲 Agent skill for console-first randomization: dice notation (d20, 3d6, 2d6+3), random numbers, coin flips, yes/no oracles, probability checks, list picks, sampling, and narrative prompts for tabletop, solo RPGs, and writing.

Language Wizard is a tiny, thread-safe i18n helper for Go. Store the active ISO language and a dictionary of strings, read with safe defaults, and hot-swap languages atomically. Wait for changes via a simple event channel, plug in custom logging for missing keys, and close cleanly. Includes defensive copies and clear error types.

A proxy server written entirely in Go (with no external dependencies) that translates Ollama API requests into an OpenAI-compatible API format. It allows native Ollama clients (Ollie, Enchanted, CLI) to transparently work with models hosted on Open WebUI. It supports streaming, multimodal requests (images), three-level caching, AES-256-GCM session

An offline-first hub that bundles several Watabou map generators into one consistent web app: same UI patterns, local assets, and modern import/export. It adds OpenAPI docs, proto-first serialization, and a PWA build so everything works without an internet connection.

Universal set of CI/CD templates, Git hooks and Bash scripts that can be instantly downloaded directly from IDE via lazylosad.sh; supports any projects and has a separate Go-oriented layer with cross-compilation.