What is Skill_Seekers built with?
Skill_Seekers is a Python repo built with FastAPI, uvicorn, anyio, starlette, Vite, and 2 more. It uses AI through mcp, LangChain, and llama-index, makes its content with html5lib, beautifulsoup4, pytesseract, pillow, and pymupdf, validates its data with annotated-types, jsonschema, jsonschema-specifications, pydantic-core, referencing, and 1 more, and is tested with pytest-asyncio, pytest-cov, Pytest, and @playwright/test. It has 213,544 written lines, with 204 test files.
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Frontend
Styles 5
class-variance-authority12 files
tailwind-merge1 file
- Tailwind CSS
- next-themes1 file
- soupsieve
The base 3
- React66 files · in ui/package.json
- React Router6 files
- Vitein ui/package.json
Interface 10
- Radix UI33 files
sonner7 files
embla-carousel-react1 file
input-otp1 file
- React Hook Form1 file
react-day-picker1 file
react-resizable-panels1 file
recharts1 file
vaul1 file
- cmdk1 file
Icons 1
- Lucide34 files
Backend
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