Editor, Browser, Terminal, Mail, Agents. AI Sharing Context
Yet another AI IDE when Cursor and Zed already own this space.
A modern Go framework for building web and CLI applications, with a strong focus on explicit configuration, determinism, and production readiness
Melody v2 fixes a real pain: it ships a proper github.com/precision-soft/melody/v2 module and a go.work-based workspace so v1 and v2 can be used side-by-side without replace hacks. The release pairs that with practical, opinionated integrations — Bun ORM (mysql/pgsql/migrate) and a Rueidis Redis backend with prefix invalidation — plus controller autowire, router groups and a showcase app to demonstrate wiring. Not groundbreaking in the crowded Go web framework space, but it materially reduces friction for teams using Bun and modern Go modules.
Backend Go developers and teams building APIs and services
This release introduces a proper Go major module at https://github.com/precision-soft/melody/tree/main/v2 plus v2 integration modules, so v1 and v2 can be consumed side-by-side without hacks. Multi-module development is now workspace-based via go.work.
Since the initial v1 launch, Melody gained: RouteOptions + Router Groups, controller runtime autowire + contract signatures, stateless firewall mode, safer exception response handling, richer panic/error cause-chain logging, Bun ORM + Bun migrations integration, and a Rueidis-based Redis cache backend with prefix invalidation.
Yet another AI IDE when Cursor and Zed already own this space.
Git worktree isolation keeps agents from stepping on each other's changes.
Git worktree alternative with prettier UX and agent-native design, but worktrees are free and built-in.
App Store Connect sync for indie devs when Linear and Trello ignore release workflows.
412 agent tools via MCP beats manual integration—but agent frameworks already proliferate.
Hardware-bound SSH keys sealed in TPM without messy PKCS11 config.