Lightweight npm CLI for deploying Node.js apps to Google Cloud Platform with one command. Auto-auth, smart defaults, and instant Cloud Run deployment.
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This is the repo for the API used in my personal blog
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Find the detailed statistics of a cricket match whether it's an IPL or World Cup or even a live match.
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Repositório criado para a imersão DevOps da Alura com o Google
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An assistant that helps users understand the election process, timelines, and steps in an interactive and easy-to-follow way.
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Harmonize — a TypeScript web application for collaborative music creation with engineered sub-millisecond (<1 ms) audio synchronization for real-time performance.
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Chrome extension that cleans up irrelevant LinkedIn posts, surfaces internships, and keeps your feed relevant.
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Chatbot that acts like a financial AI Asisistant......
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Adhikar AI: A deterministic-first election system solving voter confusion & missed deadlines. Built for high-reliability with Gemini 1.5 & Cloud Run. Features: Verified Timeline, Step-by-Step Voting Guide, & Eligibility Checker. No more hallucinations—just verified electoral intelligence. 🗳️✨
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