Titan - Lightweight real-time message dispatch for Java

I’ve been working on an open-source project called Titan. It’s a lightweight message dispatcher written in Java, focused on real-time, in-memory message delivery without requiring a large broker setup. Titan currently supports: STOMP over TCP and WebSocket TLS and secure WebSocket connections Fan-out message delivery A Spring Boot client with listeners and automatic reconnection Native Titan and Vert.x client implementations behind the same API Queue and JVM monitoring through a small Go CLI The networking layer is implemented directly on Java NIO, including the event loops, channel pipeline, WebSocket framing, and TLS handling. A lot of the recent work has been around connection stability, buffer ownership, flow control, and keeping the public client API simple. Titan is still pre-1.0, so I’m not presenting it as a replacement for Kafka or RabbitMQ. It currently makes more sense for lightweight real-time dispatch where persistence and durable messaging are not required. I’d especially appreciate feedback on the API, networking design, documentation, or anything that would make the project easier to try.