I would like to self-nominate dithr, a buffer-first dithering and halftoning library designed around typed mutable slices. Features include explicit stride-aware image handling, Gray/Rgb/Rgba support across u8/u16/f32, palette/indexed workflows, and optional image adapters. There are implementations of essentially every major deterministic modern dithering and halftoning family in practical use (64 different dithering/halftoning methods).
I'd like to self-nominate vtcode.
A Rust-based terminal UI coding agent with BYOK multi-provider support (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, DeepSeek, GitHub Copilot, Ollama, and more). Notable additions since then: A2A (Agent2Agent) protocol, Anthropic Messages API compatibility layer, ATIF trajectory format for reproducible benchmarking (interoperable with Harbor, OpenHands, Claude Code), and macOS Seatbelt / Linux Landlock+seccomp sandboxing.
vtcode ask "..." pipes clean code to stdout, metadata to stderr, making it composable with standard Unix tooling.
cargo install vtcode
MIT licensed. GitHub - vinhnx/VTCode: VT Code - semantic AI coding agent · GitHub
Self-nominating clap-config-fallback.
Do you ever wish using clap with configuration files didn’t require custom glue code?
clap-config-fallback works alongside clap to integrate configuration file support directly into your existing CLI definition.
It removes the need for duplicated structs and manual validation by reusing your clap parsing logic as the single source of truth.
I would like to self nominate corylus.
Is a library for embedded distributed objects , inspired by Hazelcast . It runs a small cluster of nodes that share partitioned, replicated objects . The current main object is a DistributedMap<K, V> (a distributed key/value map).
Currently a work in progress. I’d really appreciate any feedback, and if you’re interested, feel free to help improve it or contribute ideas for features that must be added before the first release.
TLS or other form of packet encryption.
Documentation of replication model you're using and its properties (plus that it's not Byzantine-resistant), too.
Thank u so much for your reply!
Yes, I have this in mind and also security for the peer cluster connection.
Right now, I am focusing on stabilize the whole architecture and in the partition rebalance + anti entropy to detect and fix corrupted replicas.
Basically build the foundation to add more distributed objects easily in the future (And not just objects also custom distributed executors)
Again i have found Crate that just made my Week
This time a low level Matrix Multiplicator
That enabled me to interfere via the Lumen Crate, on my Host
Hey! How has I not discovered this? Thanks for the nomination, and thanks for making farben go into Crate of The Week #648!
I could not have done it without your suggestion. Thank you so much for everything.
Cheers, RazkarStudio.
A bit of a shameless plug, but I've been building an easy way to write rust device drivers that rely on embedded-hal (and other) traits. I call it pico de gallo because it's built around a regular pico 2 board. Project here: pico-de-gallo: A tool for testing Embedded Rust drivers for discrete I2C/SPI components..
Also wrote a Pico de Gallo Book
I nominate inline_tweak - Rust as mentioned by @kpreid in Is it reliable to use cargo miri run instead of cargo run during development? Because it compiles much faster - #23 by kpreid. It's not new, but reading this definitely gave me a "How the hell is this not insanely popular" moment.
I would like to self nominate remyx.
Remyx is a framework for building TUIs on top of Ratatui.
It focuses on simplicity and ease of use, and it is inspired by Iced.
I would like to self-nominate rs-mock-server.
It is a zero-configuration mock API server built in Rust. It scans a folder, usually ./mocks, and maps the directory structure and filenames directly into HTTP routes.
For example, files like get.json, get{id}.json, post.json, or rest.json can create static responses, dynamic routes, and full REST CRUD endpoints without writing handler code.
It also supports file uploads, static file serving, generated data, SQL-backed mock routes, JWT auth mocks, GraphQL routes, hot reload, and a small web UI for inspecting and testing routes.
I would like to self nominate rustion
Rustion is a lightweight, high-performance SSH bastion/jump host server with a TUI management interface