Modules

Classic snake game for the terminal

Database-schema workspace kind — an event-sourced schema component (tables/columns/relations/indexes/layout) that plugs into chestor/workspace by declaration. Its thread is its log; a declared projection materializes the read model; a renderer web component draws the live graph.

Kickside UI Kit — the shared frontend vocabulary (CSS, and later components) that modules consume at build time. Ships as a materializable npm package rather than a served bundle, so a module in any repository can resolve it.

Provides the <wippy-mermaid> custom element for rendering Mermaid v11 diagrams. Supports all diagram types via a fast primary engine (flowchart, sequence, class, ER, state, xychart) with a lazy-loaded fallback for the rest. Part of wippy-swiss.

Provides the <wippy-markdown> custom element for rendering GitHub-Flavored Markdown to sanitized HTML. Uses markdown-it for parsing and sanitize-html for output safety. Conservative default allowlist; widening is a security decision. Part of wippy-swiss.

Provides the <wippy-chartjs> custom element for rendering Chart.js v4 charts. Supports all built-in types (line, bar, doughnut, pie, radar, polarArea, scatter, bubble). Auto-fills dataset colors from the host CSS palette. Part of wippy-swiss.

Optional Self Reflection agent capability for read-only registry/app introspection.

Kickside Telegram provider - bot-token connection, reply provider, resource discovery by chat id, normalized inbound adapter, and agent traits.

Static analyzer for Wippy typed Lua — untyped parameters, weak types, naming, file shape, clones and architecture layers, from the wippy-lua tree-sitter AST

GitLab connector — personal/project access token connection provider (test_connection, discover_resources), a merge-request pull source for Kickside Data Sync, and agent-tool traits (reader/writer/manager) for reading and creating/updating merge requests and notes.

Read-only Bitbucket Cloud connector — a repository access token connection provider plus a pull-request pull source for Kickside Data Sync.

Native Wippy LLM provider backed by the official Codex CLI ChatGPT sign-in — Responses transport with encrypted-reasoning continuation, a model catalog mirrored from the Codex cache, and a status page.

Kickside Recipes — optional automation type for composing one-step trigger recipes over declared body backends and sinks.

Runs the shareware Doom (id Software) in Kickside via the doom.wasm WebAssembly module, rendered to a canvas by a module-owned web component.

Temporary Kickside demo traits for agent lifecycle, checkpoint memory, and tool audit contracts.

Interactive registry graph visualization with DOT rendering and edge rule engine

Terminal UI toolkit — Lip Gloss-inspired style system, layout primitives, and ANSI rendering

The bridge from butschster/bridge to a Telegram channel. Carries articles a person has already approved in the content machine out to subscribers: the bridge picks which one, an agent writes the announcement, and the article itself goes as the markdown it was approved as. The bot is a connection, not an environment variable, so one stand can serve several channels.

Keyword research for Kickside — Google Ads search demand and keyword ideas through a WebAssembly client, exposed as agent tools, a pullable demand source, and a deterministic demand score.

System process monitoring and management UI