High Performance ServiceMesh Data Plane Based on eBPF and Programmable Kernel

A lightweight, fast and reliable tun2socks for Android

NAP Framework: real-time control & visualization platform

Python function tracer

extremly light uart library for AVR 8 bit microcontrollers

Yet another logger API in Java with beautiful features

High Performance Kotlin Native Web Framework based on Lwan

a lightweight tui music player

Composable Rust web framework exploring explicit architecture and predictable performance.

Model Context Protocol SDK exploring structured agent infrastructure with explicit runtime behaviour.

petslike but with better optimization, and lower latency

Simple Header Arbitrary Data Exchange protocol

Stream-first HTTP client for Go. Efficient, zero-buffer streaming for large HTTP payloads.

Dynamic Array implementation focused on low overhead in C.

Official CitOmni organization profile and shared resources. CitOmni is a lean, high-performance PHP framework designed for ultra-fast apps with minimal overhead and no surprises.

A high-performance Python logging library designed for multiprocessing environments. Features colored output, multiprocessing support, and flexible configuration. Benchmarks show up to 29K msgs/sec with minimal memory footprint. Zero external dependencies.

A Janet implementation of typeup, a markup language that gets out of your way

CitOmni Infrastructure provides lean, cross-mode services and building blocks designed to support both HTTP and CLI applications. It focuses on performance, simplicity, and predictable behavior, offering a common layer that applications can rely on without overhead or unnecessary abstractions.

SHADE-Protocol-v1.3 enables low-overhead, header-driven data exchange over UART with multiplexed sessions and configurable packets for discovery, control, and payload transfer 🐙.

CitOmni Kernel is a tiny PHP 8.2+ core that boots CitOmni apps. It provides the minimal App container, deep read-only config wrapper, deterministic vendor->providers->app merging, explicit service maps ($app->id), optional compiled caches, and a fail-fast philosophy. No magic-HTTP/CLI own delivery and error handling.