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Raphasha27/SupportHive-C
Mission-critical, event-driven multi-tenant support & SLA engine built in pure, high-performance C.
A C-language HTTP server claiming to be a multi-tenant SLA management engine. Two stars, no forks, and a README that is mostly a portfolio marketing funnel rather than documentation. The 'product ladder' pointing back to the same GitHub repo as the live demo tells you everything you need to know about the current state.
The project structure is reasonable — headers separated from source, a CMakeLists.txt alongside a Makefile, and a memory_pool.c suggests some awareness of manual memory management concerns. The GitHub Actions setup (CI + security workflows, Dependabot) is more than most toy projects bother with.
There is no evidence this code runs anything. No tests, no benchmark numbers, no documented API, no actual proof of the SLA engine working beyond source files with promising names. The README is a portfolio pitch, not a technical document — zero explanation of the data model, the event loop design, or how multi-tenancy is implemented. Two stars with the author listed as one of them means no one outside the creator has validated any of this. Adopting it means auditing raw C with no test harness and no documentation.