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A local, open-source implementation of OpenAI's Code Interpreter that lets LLMs run code on your computer through a natural language interface.
Actor-based state management and orchestration library for JavaScript and TypeScript using state machines and statecharts.
Google's open-source high-performance JavaScript and WebAssembly engine written in C++.
A Python 3 interpreter written in Rust, enabling Python execution in WebAssembly, embedding, and more.
A Go library and toolset for parsing, formatting, and interpreting POSIX Shell, Bash, and Zsh scripts.
A satirical Python-based programming language with syntax and rules parodying Donald Trump's rhetoric and policies.
An embeddable JavaScript engine written in Rust, supporting over 90% of the ECMAScript specification.
A parser generator for JavaScript that creates fast parsers with excellent error reporting.
An enterprise-grade Java Virtual Machine optimized for small footprint, fast startup, and high throughput in cloud deployments.
An extensible SQL-like query language and SDK for querying .git files and other data sources with full SQL feature support.
A blazing fast and feature-rich parser building toolkit for JavaScript, supporting LL(K) and LL(*) grammars.
A Go implementation of Starlark, a Python dialect for configuration and scripting in Go applications.
An efficient and lightweight WebAssembly interpreter designed for embedded and constrained systems.
A portable Python 3.x interpreter written in C11 for embedding in C/C++ projects, designed as a Lua alternative for game scripting.
A lightweight, modular JavaScript engine written in Rust with a focus on embeddability and data-oriented design.
A Neovim plugin to run lines or blocks of code independently, supporting many compiled and interpreted languages.
A complete Lua interpreter written in C# for .NET, Mono, Xamarin, and Unity3D platforms with remote debugger support.
A scriptable interpreter written in Go for embedding and extending applications with custom scripting.
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