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    • rt rtok in developmentToken-reduction CLI for AI coding agents — hooks, an MCP server and an API proxy in one Rust binary. Free · Pro $9 / mo*
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    • St Stator in developmentTypeScript and JavaScript to native binaries — an ahead-of-time compiler where typed code becomes unboxed machine values. Free · Pro $9 / mo*
    • bi bindsmith in developmentOne bindsmith.yaml, six Flutter platforms — Dart bindings for native APIs on Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux and Web. Free · Pro $9 / mo*

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bindsmith documentation

One bindsmith.yaml, six Flutter platforms — Dart bindings for native APIs on Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux and Web.

One bindsmith.yaml, six Flutter platforms — Dart bindings for native APIs on Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux and Web.

Start with Getting started → About bindsmith

5 pages from pyrlyn/bindsmith/docs at 72c38f3, in development

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  • Start2 pages

    • Getting started → bindsmith is a pure-Dart command-line tool, but each driver leans on a native toolchain that has to be on the host.
    • Configuration → Every key bindsmith.yaml accepts, written from the JSON Schema the loader validates against — so this page cannot drift away from what bindsmith enforces.
  • Guides3 pages

    • Platforms → Six platforms, six drivers, one model. Every driver reads a native API and produces the same intermediate representation, which is what lets one facade sit over all of them.
    • Fixups → A generated API is not always the API you want to ship. A fixup is a declarative edit applied to the model after the drivers have run and before anything is emitted, so the result is still generated code you never…
    • Upgrading → Every upstream generator is pinned to a single major version — ffigen: ^22.0.0, not >=22. Two of them, swiftgen and swift2objc, are pre-1.0 and still moving.
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