What's shipping across Atlas Crew projects. Synapse, Synapse Fleet, Chimera, Crucible, Bridge, Apparatus, and Facet. Newest first.
A new Substack from Nicholas Ferguson — "Stories about impossible things and how to do them." Long-form writing on hard problems and the methods that crack them, a companion to the engineering deep dives here. Read it at hardstuff.substack.com.
A gh CLI extension that turns GitHub issue dependencies into an execution sequence — a topological ordering of "waves" you can work or dispatch against. Wave 1 is everything startable now; each later wave unlocks as the prior finishes, and dependency cycles are reported rather than hidden. Read-only, cross-repo, and Project-board aware. Source at NickCrew/gh-seq, install with gh extension install NickCrew/gh-seq.
Service orchestrator for the Atlas Crew Security lab. One command brings up Synapse, Chimera, Crucible, and Apparatus. Now on GitHub at atlas-crew/bridge and published to npm as @atlascrew/bridge.
First release of a high-performance echo server built on Axum for WAF throughput benchmarking and latency attribution. Source at atlas-crew/Chimera, Docker image nickcrew/chimera-api-hp, published to crates.io as chimera-api-hp.
First release of a Crucible API client and matching CLI. Source at atlas-crew/Crucible, published to npm as @atlascrew/crucible-client and @atlascrew/crucible-cli.
The methodology that predates Facet, written up with a downloadable kit — pipeline tracker, interview prep skill, resume builder. Run the job-search workflow on your own.