Your Pet here.
Have a useful idea? Publish it, document it, and give other Kirn builders a better place to start.
Learn how to publish ↗✦ the Kirn package registry
Pets is the discovery and install source backing Kirn’s package workflow. Find source you can inspect, install what you need, and help the ecosystem grow one Pet at a time.
Good packages should help ideas travel.
01 / the collection
Pets are reusable Kirn packages made to be found and understood. Start with a category, search by idea, or browse what the community is putting together.
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Have a useful idea? Publish it, document it, and give other Kirn builders a better place to start.
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Pets keeps the relationship between a package and its source visible. That makes discovery more human, review more practical, and collaboration easier to trust.
Search by problem, category, or the kind of program you are making.
Read the source, check the docs, and understand the choices behind a Pet.
Add useful pieces to your project and keep the dependency story clear.
Kirn uses the Pets registry as a discovery and install source, so packages stay close to the code you can review.
kirn install your-petregistry.toml keeps the official list machine-readable, searchable, and easy for tooling to consume.
registry.toml → KirnStandard Pets are automatically built and released for every supported platform as the registry evolves.
push → build → release04 / bring something along
Add your Pet to the official list by opening a pull request in the registry repository. Include a clear name, source, metadata, and documentation so other Kirn builders can make an informed choice.
Open a pull request ↗name = "your-pet"
version = "0.1.0"
description = "A useful idea."
[pet]
source = "src/"
license = "MIT"made for the Kirn community
Pets is part of the wider Kirn project, created by RK Riad Khan (RKRIAD585). Explore Kirn, read the docs, and come back when you have something worth sharing.