gistfile1.txt

var request = require("request");
// var tessel = require('tessel');

// var led1 = tessel.led[0].output(0);
console.log("connecting to skynet");

request.get('http://skynet.im/subscribe',
    {headers: {
        'skynet_auth_uuid': '196798f1-b5d8-45a0c0308eaa',
        'skynet_auth_token': '00cpk8akrmhe0358livn29'
    }}
    , function (error, response, body) {
        console.log(body);
        var data = JSON.parse(body);
        // res.json(data);
        console.log("blinking led!");
        // Toggle the led states
        // led1.toggle();
    });
console.log("ended");

// request.post('http://skynet.im/messages',
//     {form: {"devices": req.body.toUuid, 
//         "subdevice": req.body.message.subdevice,
//         "payload": req.body.message.payload}
//     , headers: {
//         'skynet_auth_uuid': 'd4d49501-f441-039ac005852a',
//         'skynet_auth_token': '0s7d03t0ndcnuwc9xusor'
//     }}
//     , function (error, response, body) {
//         console.log(body);
//         var data = JSON.parse(body);
//         res.json(data);
//     });

This looks to be node.js to me.
So help me here, I see the subscribe as a get. And I see a commented out post.
What was the scenario for the snippet?