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 HARP – Harp, an API Runtime Proxy
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-HARP is a sidecar proxy service raising reliability, performances, security and observability of your application's
-external API usage. It can be seen as a revers API gateway, or a nearline service mesh for external API.
+HARP is a powerful sidecar proxy service designed to elevate the reliability, performance, security, and observability
+of your application's external API interactions. Think of it as a reverse API gateway or a nearline service mesh for 
+external APIs.
 
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-* It integrates with your application in a few minutes: run it, change your API endpoints and you're good to go.
-* As a nearline proxy, the network distance between your application and external services is lowered to the minimum.
-* Caching, monitoring, alerting, rate limiting, circuit breaking, retries, tracing, logging, etc. can be delegated to
-  the proxy, greatly reducing the amount of (hard) code you need to write.
-* It speak HTTP, so the integration (or removal) cost is barely 0 (or negative, if you consider all code you won't need
-  to write).
+* Easy Integration: With HARP, integrating with your application is a breeze. Simply run the proxy, update your API
+  endpoints, and you're ready to go. No complex setup or extensive configuration required.
+* Reduced Network Distance: As a nearline proxy, HARP minimizes the network distance between your application and 
+  external services. This optimization leads to faster response times and improved overall performance.
+* Simplified Development: HARP eliminates the need for writing extensive code for functionalities such as caching,
+  monitoring, alerting, rate limiting, circuit breaking, retries, tracing, logging, and more. These features can be
+  easily delegated to the proxy, reducing the amount of code you need to write and maintain.
+* Seamless HTTP Integration: HARP seamlessly integrates with your application using the HTTP protocol. This means
+  that the integration or removal cost is virtually zero, or even negative when considering the reduction in code you
+  won't need to write.
+