5 posts tagged with "Announcement"

@lumenize/ts-runtime-parser-validator is shipping. Your TypeScript interfaces are the runtime validation schema — no Zod, no JSON Schema, no DSL. Powered by typia and hosted as a Cloudflare Durable Object facet: ~16 ms warm end-to-end through a DO + facet SQL transaction (storage-write output gate latency included) and ~400 transactions per second in a single DO instance under heavy concurrent load, with @default filling, cycle and alias support, and per-tenant hot-swap of the schema at runtime. This post is the announcement; for the performance breakdowns, see Cloudflare DO Facets in practice (cold-wake, boundary cost, when-to-use) and What I got wrong about DO throughput (the gate-semantics surprise).

If you're building on Cloudflare Workers and Durable Objects, you've probably wired up auth at least once — JWT validation, token refresh, key rotation, permission checking. It's not glamorous work, and bolting on an external auth service (Auth0, Clerk, Supabase Auth) means another dependency, another bill, another point of failure, and latency from round-trips to someone else's infrastructure.

@lumenize/auth is a different approach: passwordless authentication that runs entirely inside your Cloudflare Worker. No external service. No SDK. Just a Durable Object that handles magic-link login, JWT signing, refresh token rotation, and access control — all at the edge.

Today we're releasing Lumenize Mesh in beta — a de✨light✨fully radical new way to build on Cloudflare Workers and Durable Objects, where DOs, Workers, and browser clients are all equal peers in one mesh.

Lumenize Nebula is an agentic software engineering platform built on Lumenize Mesh. Define your business ontology declaratively. Nebula handles the rest.

Alongside the Lumenize Mesh beta announcement, we're making several package changes. Here's what moved, what's new, and what to update.