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...The library’s API is intentionally small so you can drop it into tests, benchmarks, and command-line tools without overhead. Beyond raw seconds, it can format durations into human-readable strings, which is especially handy for reporting test suite performance. It supports multiple timers, letting you measure nested or labeled segments of code independently. Because it is dependency-light and thoroughly battle-tested through PHPUnit usage, it’s a reliable choice for profiling micro-benchmarks and long-running tasks alike.

...It runs “makers” (linters, compilers, format checkers, test commands) in the background and surfaces results as signs, virtual text, or via quickfix/location lists. The system is highly configurable: you can define per-filetype makers, chain multiple tools, and control when they run (on save, on write, on cursor hold, or manually). Run several makers concurrently and aggregate results. Because it uses job control and timers, it scales well on large codebases and keeps the editor responsive. It’s useful both as a general “make” front end and as a diagnostic engine for code quality. ...

asynquence is a small, promise-like flow library for composing asynchronous steps into readable sequences. Instead of juggling nested callbacks, you create a chain of operations that pass values forward and route errors consistently. It supports concurrency control via “gates” and “races,” letting multiple tasks proceed and rejoin at the right moment without complex bookkeeping. The design emphasizes clarity and debuggability, keeping stack traces and error paths straightforward. Plugins...