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lbliii/README.md

Hi, I'm LB (Lawrence)

Technical writer & docs engineer by day, Vibecoder by night.

What I Build

The Bengal Ecosystem

I build the Bengal stack β€” a Python-native web stack for 3.14+ free-threading. Every layer is pure Python, typed, and designed for the modern runtime.
α“šα˜α—’ Bengal Static site generator β€” notebooks, autodoc, incremental builds
⌁⌁ Chirp Web framework β€” HTML over the wire, htmx, streaming
=^..^= Pounce ASGI server β€” free-threading native, HTTP/2, WebSocket
)彑 Kida Template engine β€” Jinja2-compatible, AST-native
ฅᨐฅ Patitas Markdown parser β€” typed AST, ReDoS-safe, CommonMark
⌾⌾⌾ Rosettes Syntax highlighter β€” lock-free, 55+ languages

Python-native. Free-threading ready. No npm required.

What I Do

I write and engineer documentation for developer products. I've shipped docs at:
NVIDIA AI (NeMo)
HPE Enterprise AI Solutions
Pachyderm Data pipelines
Bolt Financial Fintech
Litify Legal Tech
Metricly Cloud monitoring
ncino Banking platform

I've used and migrated between just about everything: Salesforce Knowledge, Zendesk Guide, Hugo (golang), Sphinx (RST/Myst), MKdocs, Docusaurus, and Fern (MDX). I believe that documentation is both a product in its own right and fundamentally data at its core. It needs strategy and planning and can suffer from "tech debt" like any other project when corners are cut.

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  1. bengal bengal Public

    α“šα˜α—’ Bengal β€” High-performance static site generator for Python 3.14+ with parallel builds, autodoc, and content validation

    Python 32 1

  2. chirp chirp Public

    ⌁⌁ Chirp β€” HTML-first web framework for Python 3.14+ with streaming, SSE, and fragment rendering

    Python 1

  3. kida kida Public

    )彑 Kida β€” Free-threading template engine for Python 3.14+ with AST compilation and modern syntax

    Python 6

  4. pounce pounce Public

    =^..^= Pounce β€” Free-threading-native ASGI server for Python 3.14+ with real thread parallelism and streaming-first I/O

    Python

  5. patitas patitas Public

    ฅᨐฅ Patitas β€” CommonMark Markdown parser for Python 3.14+ with typed AST and free-threading

    Python 3

  6. rosettes rosettes Public

    ⌾⌾⌾ Rosettes β€” ReDoS-safe syntax highlighter for Python 3.14+ with free-threading.

    Python 4