Implements a generic reconnecting client that wraps any operation with automatic reconnection logic, including request queuing during disconnection, exponential backoff with jitter, and connection state management. It is self-contained, uses no internal imports beyond standard Rust and the client's own types, and could be extracted for use in any networked application requiring resilient connections.

Provides an append-only log storage for turns with binary record encoding, CRC integrity checks, separate index files, and ancestry checkpoints for efficient context containment queries. The pattern is domain-specific but demonstrates high craftsmanship in durable, crash-safe, and queryable event storage. It is isolated enough to serve as a reference implementation for similar systems.

A recursive descent parser for the custom CQL (Context Query Language) implemented in pure TypeScript with no external dependencies. It handles binary expressions, unary operators, literals, and field references. The parser is self-contained, well-typed, and could be reused or adapted for other domain-specific query languages.

Go implementation of a reconnecting client with similar patterns to the Rust version: exponential backoff, request queuing during reconnection, and graceful error handling. It leverages Go channels and goroutines for concurrency and is a standalone reusable component for any Go project needing resilient client connections.