coop.nvim

Builds directly on Lua's coroutines for idiomatic async code that looks synchronous, as demonstrated in examples like readFileAsync that mimic blocking operations without blocking.

Cancellation throws errors in tasks, enabling custom cleanup logic—unlike Nio which merely marks tasks dead, allowing developers to unload resources safely.

Includes pre-built task function versions for vim.ui, vim.uv, LSP requests, and vim.system, reducing boilerplate when handling common asynchronous Neovim operations.

Supports concurrent execution with control operators like gather and as_completed, enabling complex concurrency patterns, as shown in the sort_with_time example with parallel timers.

Easily converts any callback-based function into a non-blocking task function, and includes utilities like MPSC queues and subprocess management for advanced use cases.