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babel-plugin-which-builtins

This is a Babel plugin which attempts to determine which ECMAScript 2015/2016/2017 library built-ins are used by a codebase and only import polyfills for just the built-ins which are actually used. It is a replacement for importing the entirety of `babel-

functional-react

An experiment in making a functional API for React components

@imaginary-dev/babel-transformer

A Babel plugin for transforming imaginary functions

@imaginary-dev/nextjs-util

Utilities for deploying imaginary functions in nextjs

@imaginary-dev/openai

**This package has been deprecated, please migrate to <https://www.npmjs.com/package/@libretto/openai>.**

@imaginary-dev/runtime

Runs imaginary functions as LLM prompts

@imaginary-dev/typescript-transformer

A TypeScript plugin for transforming imaginary functions

@imaginary-dev/util

Imaginary Programming is a way to use AI to define implementation-free functions in TypeScript. When you have installed `imaginary-dev` into your project, you can define a function like this:

@libretto/anthropic

A drop-in replacement of the official `Anthropic` client for sending events to Libretto.

@libretto/client

The official TypeScript library for the Libretto Client API