What is Horizon built with?

Horizon is a Python repo. It signs people in with pyjwt, uses AI through mcp, OpenAI, and Anthropic, connects to Google, makes its content with beautifulsoup4, feedparser, markdown, and qrcode, and validates its data with Pydantic. It has 28,758 written lines, with 63 test files.

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Frontend

Interface 1

Backend

Support

Content 4

Validation 1

Other 8

  • filelock1 file
  • python-dateutil1 file
  • trafilatura1 file
  • httpx22 files
  • python-dotenv5 files
  • tenacity2 files
  • ddgs1 file
  • opencc-python-reimplemented

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Frequently asked questions

What language is Horizon written in?
Horizon is written in Python, with 28,758 written lines.
What does Horizon sign people in with?
Horizon signs people in with pyjwt.
Does Horizon use AI?
Yes. Horizon uses AI through mcp, OpenAI, and Anthropic.
What services does Horizon use?
Horizon connects to Google.

The proof: src/ai/client.py, line 1

Does Horizon have tests?
Yes. Horizon has 63 test files.
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