Fach, Do not use this list to promote your projects. [email protected] exists for the development of Apache Pulsar. Ptero has no relation to Pulsar, and a general-purpose AI tool that could be used on any software project is not made on topic by listing hypothetical ways a Pulsar developer might use it.
The bar for posting about a third-party project here is that it delivers real value to Apache Pulsar users: it solves a problem they actually have with Pulsar, and a Pulsar user would be worse off without it. Merely being able to invoke Pulsar's API does not meet that bar, and neither does being open source. Your post about Ptero meets none of it. Lari On Fri, 4 Sept 2026 at 18:05, Facha Nf <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello Pulsar developers, > > I wanted to introduce Ptero (https://ptero.pro/), a free and open-source AI > chat tool licensed under Apache License 2.0. > > Ptero provides a single auditable interface for multiple language models, > with conversations stored locally in the browser—no server-side storage. > The code is fully available on GitHub for inspection and contribution. > > For the Pulsar dev community, this might be useful for: > - Quickly generating or testing code snippets for Pulsar features > - Brainstorming architecture patterns or debugging approaches > - Exploring AI capabilities in a fully transparent, open-source environment > > The project is built with modern JavaScript tooling and could serve as a > reference for browser-based AI applications. > > You can try it directly: https://ptero.pro/ > GitHub: https://github.com/aminkheddache-dotcom/Ptero > > I'd welcome any technical feedback, contributions, or suggestions from this > community. > > Best regards, > > Fach
