docs(shared): register limitkit — the rate-limiting extraction this file promised - #37
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The registry gains its fourth package, and the 'next extraction' row it named
is now in motion rather than named: limitkit, extracted from the fleet's 12
hand-rolled rate limiters, fleetcrown converted as the proving consumer.
Listed on day one for the same reason threadkit was: a package with zero
adopters removes zero duplication, and the registry is where the next session
finds out adoption is unfinished. orangecat is called out as the next adopter
by name because it is the payoff case — its ADR-0002 ('Unify Rate Limiting
Modules', Proposed since January) becomes a 12-line Store adapter over its
existing Upstash client plus three deletions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The registry gains its fourth package, and the "next extraction" row this file named is now in motion:
limitkit, extracted from the fleet's 12 hand-rolled rate limiters, with fleetcrown converted as the proving consumer.Listed on day one for the same reason
threadkitwas: a package with zero adopters removes zero duplication, and the registry is where the next session finds out adoption is unfinished.orangecat is named as the next adopter because it is the payoff case — its
ADR-0002(Unify Rate Limiting Modules, Proposed since January) becomes a 12-lineStoreadapter over its existing Upstash client, plus three deletions.🤖 Generated with Claude Code