kishi Go Runtime
Go-based runtime/server for Emu-Gate with modular composition, admin APIs, websocket bridges, and worker-backed live session infrastructure.
kishi is a strong Many Ninja proof page because it shows the same product domain continuing in Go, not only in Rust.
What It Is
kishi is a Go runtime/server for Emu-Gate. The Go side composes domain modules, serves admin and web shells, bridges gateway and portal traffic, and coordinates worker-backed live session behavior.
What It Proves
This repo strengthens the Many Ninja story in several ways:
- Go backend and runtime development
- modular application architecture
- explicit module composition boundaries
- admin API and operator-facing system design
- websocket and stream infrastructure
- configurable runtime platforms
Why It Matters
This is bigger than a language switch.
It shows that Many Ninja can carry a product direction across multiple backend stacks when the problem calls for it. That gives the company story more depth than a single prototype in a single language.