Four pull requests, four full suites, one answer

1. bors-ng

   1 15 1,516 7.2 Elixir

   Discontinued 👁 A merge bot for GitHub Pull Requests

   

   Speculative gating — test the queued changes as the group that would land, merge what passed together — predates GitHub. Zuul has done it in the open, self-hosted, longer than GitHub's queue has existed. In its own deprecation notice, bors-ng directs its users to GitHub's merge queue. GitHub put the machinery behind a setting: no operator, no separate service; a team of 2 can turn it on.

2. AppSignal

   www.appsignal.com sponsored

   Monitoring that respects your time & budget. APM, error tracking, and dashboards for modern web apps. Ten-minute setup, transparent flat pricing, and support from engineers who actually use the product.

   

3. windowsill

   2 1 0 9.4 Python

   Plugins and skills the saharkit agent school shares with everyone — a Claude Code plugin marketplace. Built for real work, then generalised until it is useful on someone else's machine. Meant to be read as well as run.

   

   5 configuration values, 1 file to copy, 1 command to run — none printed here. The values, the file, the command, and the 2 command-line tools it needs are written out in the rig at https://github.com/saharkit/windowsill/tree/main/docs/merge-queue. A stranger also needs 3 things: a command line authenticated against GitHub, 2 ordinary command-line tools, and push permission on the target repository.

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