| -1638048949 | | Helper to define meta-languages which can chain-call other languages. Status: Experimental (no backwards compatibility). | succeeds | 0 |
| -1529343728 | | A calculus of mediated exchange This package needs documentation | fails | 5 |
| -1591173985 | | Extensible form of command-line with command-line-flag-expanders | succeeds | 0 |
| -1502812301 | | Function type annotation syntax for Typed Racket similar to Haskell | succeeds | 0 |
| -1648643731 | | Experimental RDBMS based on the Darwen & Date's D language | succeeds | 0 |
| -1648643732 | | Documentation for Dallas | succeeds | 0 |
| -1648643732 | | Dallas (implementation) This package needs documentation | succeeds | 3 |
| -1648643733 | | Tests for Dallas This package needs documentation | succeeds | 3 |
| -1509166856 | | Provides an abstraction for values associated with external resources that allows automatic resource pooling, per-thread virtual construction, and monadic composition | succeeds | 0 |
| -1509166857 | | Tests for the "disposable" package | succeeds | 0 |
| -1617550155 | | Splits dotted identifiers like a.b.c, also supports λ<arg>.(code) syntax. Experimental (i.e. there may be small breaking changes in later versions). | succeeds | 0 |
| -1617497241 | | Prototype of a proof-of-concept for a language with first-class environments. | fails | 5 |
| -1599023999 | | Synchronizable event programming | fails | 5 |
| -1506054560 | | A package defining "expectations", first-class assertions about values for use in validation and unit testing with high quality error messages. Currently experimental. | succeeds | 0 |
| -1638050226 | | Unstable, and has seemingly unsolvable problems with module boundaries. This package works like seq-no-order by Alexander Knauth, but adds reusable (within the same module) clauses and global constraints like "a must occur before b" or "a mutually exclusive with c". Docs: extensible-parser-specifications
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| -1643006187 | | A compilation-friendly fexpr language. | succeeds | 0 |
| -1643006188 | | A compilation-friendly fexpr language. (doc) | succeeds | 0 |
| -1643006188 | | A compilation-friendly fexpr language. (lib) This package needs documentation | succeeds | 3 |
| -1643006189 | | A compilation-friendly fexpr language. (test) This package needs documentation | succeeds | 3 |
| -1505795359 | | Provides test fixtures: resources that are automatically created and destroyed for each RackUnit test case | succeeds | 0 |
| -1502816077 | | Allows definition of macros which include expander-definition forms, like match expanders | succeeds | 0 |
| -1647319419 | | An exploration into an alternate surface syntax. | succeeds | 0 |
| -1502816141 | | Library for easing things between start and stop values fluidly | succeeds | 0 |
| -1502816141 | | Library for working with points in 2d space | succeeds | 0 |
| -1515041642 | | Highly experimental and aspirational networking library. Not yet fit for public consumption. | succeeds | 0 |
| -1563516050 | | Decentralized Software Organisms | succeeds; has dependency problems | 0 |
| -1617546892 | | Personal collection of utilities. Somewhat unstable and sparsely documented (for now). | fails | 5 |
| -1617546893 | | Highly experimental and unstable. Attach multiple meanings to an identifier (match expander, function overloads, macros, custom "~literal" tokens…). Rename parts of identifiers (rename only some meanings, leaving others with the original name). Compose hybrid identifiers by mixing the meanings of two or more independently defined identifiers. | succeeds | 0 |
| -1647003557 | | A library for working with higher-dimensional brackets, such as quasiquotation syntax. | succeeds | 0 |
| -1647003558 | | A library for working with higher-dimensional brackets, such as quasiquotation syntax. (doc) | succeeds | 0 |
| -1647003559 | | A library for working with higher-dimensional brackets, such as quasiquotation syntax. (lib) This package needs documentation | succeeds | 3 |
| -1647003560 | | A library for working with higher-dimensional brackets, such as quasiquotation syntax. (test) This package needs documentation | succeeds | 3 |
| -1601822247 | | Perform operations on things with qualities | succeeds; has dependency problems; has failing tests | 4 |
| -1644984104 | | A collection of infrastructure libraries | succeeds | 0 |
| -1641570825 | | `~list/ctx` pattern and `?list/ctx` template for reconstructing syntax objects for core-form languages | succeeds | 0 |
| -1590823225 | | A package for constructing HTTP and REST-ful requesters and integration tests. Currently unstable. | succeeds | 0 |
| -1650530683 | | An experimental refactoring tool built on top of syntax-parse. | succeeds | 0 |
| -1628609712 | | A runtime library and C->Racket compiler to allow running C programs on top of Racket (no FFI!) | succeeds | 0 |
| -1549323800 | | Literal set syntax | succeeds | 0 |
| -1556784442 | | Experimental. In a syntax template, auto-generate yᵢ … from xᵢ … . Also includes several improvements, like ellipses outside of syntax templates, and ellipsis-preserving unsyntax. | fails | 5 |
| -1502816469 | | Mini-library for creating new #lang languages from simple macros | succeeds | 0 |
| -1617546903 | | Helpers to write macros using typed/racket at phase 1. Heavily unstable, WIP, experimental, not documented yet. I'm currently dogfooding this to work out the best strategy. | succeeds | 0 |