Our mission is to make high-quality software development more enjoyable and accessible. Our ideal future is one where anyone, regardless of budget or team size, can create software that rivals the industry leaders. We hope to achieve this via intuitive, high-level data modeling/programming languages, development tools that accelerate productivity, and collaborative community efforts.
This GitHub organization contains repositories that are officially maintained by Storm Software:
๐จ A unified set of tools that make creating design systems a breeze.
๐ Tamagui Web/Mobile universal components + Shadcn UI's style of distributing code - Cyclone UI components are copied into your repositories via the CLI tool.
๐ช A framework that uses NextJs's style of file based routing and applies it to command line applications.
๐ Automate your technical docs and blog
An LLM router that uses built-in logic and system 1 decision models to intelligently route requests to the appropriate LLM based on the input prompt
๐ฎ Let your models read your mind
โข๏ธ Generate anything from a specification
๐ The "framework framework" that simplifies modern dev tool usage, generates virtual (or actual) code modules, and improves DX across the board.
๐ฉ๏ธ A repository containing TypeScript utility packages used by Storm Software
๐ง May I use AI? If your runtime doesn't have the required data to make requests to your AI model, handle it gracefully.
๐ A repository containing trading infrastructure, libraries, and applications used by Storm Software
โ๏ธ The Storm-Ops monorepo contains various configurations and tools used to manage the Storm Software repositories
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