CEL by Example
CEL by Example fills a real doc gap for a language used by Google Cloud, Firebase, and Envoy.
Five-component architecture adds output enforcement to standard RAG pipelines.
AI engineers building enterprise RAG systems
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CEL by Example fills a real doc gap for a language used by Google Cloud, Firebase, and Envoy.
This repo actually wires an OpenCode agent to Membrane so the agent can find existing connectors and synthesize missing ones on the fly — intent becomes action, not just a toy prompt example. It ships a runnable Next.js UI and clear quick-start steps, which makes the idea tangible fast; what I'd like to see next are security notes, more examples of complex connector synthesis, and tests that prove the approach scales beyond demos.
Checkpoint-based recovery beats determinism constraints; embed without separate server, unlike Temporal/Airflow.
Visualizing Python internals with actual benchmark data beats dry documentation.
Unified MCP toolkit shipping in Python and TypeScript, but MCP server scaffolding is already crowded.
This repo actually wires the specfact CLI to a tiny, reproducible codebase so you can import-from-code, generate .specfact bundles, and run enforcement presets with one-liners. The backlog-sync adapter and a deliberately buggy sidecar demo make failure modes easy to exercise, and the README lists exact smoke commands and logs to verify results. Inferred specs will always risk false positives, but the project shows practical artifacts (change_tracking, results logs) rather than theory.