build log: feb 06 — gatewaystack gets a facelift

2026-02-06

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apprentice-web dream-backend .claude gtm-engine reducibl gatewaystack.com 28dayai gatewaystack-connect inner-web greenshoot-web dream inter gatewaystack-chatgpt-starter
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what i shipped today

i spent the day solidifying gatewaystack. that meant extracting proxy logic, fixing regex bugs, and prepping all 12 packages for npm publishing. i also gave the marketing site a much-needed facelift and improved the connect dashboard.

proxyabl-core: the proxy awakens

i pulled the core proxy logic out of gatewaystack-connect and created a new, framework-agnostic proxyabl-core package. it was like performing surgery on executor.ts, carefully dissecting the code and creating four new files: auth-modes.ts, security.ts, execute.ts, and providers.ts. the goal was a pure, dependency-free core.

regex wrangling in transformabl-core

the credit card regex was too strict, the phone number regex too lenient. i tightened them up, making them more accurate and robust. small changes, big impact.

marketing site makeover

i gave gatewaystack.com a facelift, updating module descriptions, fixing broken links, and adding a new section on gatewaystack-connect. the goal: a more developer-friendly site that highlights our commercial offering.

dashboard improvements

i wired up the orphaned toolspage and extended the customconnectorpage with an editable form for auth modes, audiences, and name prefixes. customization is key.

readme refactor: developer edition

i overhauled the root-level readme in the monorepo, making it more concise and developer-focused. i moved the detailed package descriptions to a separate docs/packages.md file and streamlined the quickstart example. less fluff, more action.


david crowe — reducibl.com


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