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Good call, but I think I would like to ensure it remains thread-safe as @store is a hash. Although I will consider something like this in a future update. Thanks!

This is why I love working with Ruby!

That's actually a really good idea! I'll definitely consider this in a future update. Thanks!

Good question. I built this gem because I needed a few things that Rails.cache (and Redis) didn’t quite fit:

- Local and zero-dependency. It caches per object in memory, so no Redis setup, no serialization, no network latency. -Isolated and self-managed. Caches aren’t global. Each object/method manages its own LRU + TTL lifecycle and can be cleared with instance helpers. - Easy to use — You just declare the method, set the TTL and max size, and you're done. No key names, no block wrapping, no external config.

As in identify where the source code is in the README?

Thanks for the feedback! That's a very good point, I'll update the gem and let it bubble up.

No info about how the product works, immediate close.