Library
bullets: a colorful, goreleaser-style logger for Go CLIs
A small Go logging library focused on beautiful terminal output — bullets, spinners, progress, and updatable lines — without dragging in a heavy framework.
I love how goreleaser looks when it runs. Tidy bullets, indented sub-steps, the right amount of color, occasional spinners. Every time I write a Go CLI of my own, I want that aesthetic — and I don’t want to pull in a 100-dependency logging framework to get it. So I wrote bullets.
perplexity-go: a Go library for the Perplexity API
A lightweight, idiomatic Go client for Perplexity AI — chat completions, the Search API, and a few notes from the maintainer
I’ve been maintaining perplexity-go for a while now — a small Go client for the Perplexity AI API. It started as scratching my own itch (I needed a CLI to query Perplexity from scripts) and grew into a library I now reach for whenever a Go project needs real-time, cited answers from the web.
This post is a tour of what it does, why it exists, and how to use it.