A minimalistic, simple-to-use API linter
An agent that enforces guidelines for your GitHub repositories
A toolset for building system packages using Docker and fpm-cookery
Template to use when creating a new open source project. It comes with all the standard files which there is expected to be in an open source project on Github.
MergeGate: deterministic execution protocol for AI-assisted development and the execution layer for GitNexus-style code intelligence
Zincr is a Github bot built with Probot to enforce approvals, specification and licensing checks
A customized fork from Zalando's awesome Zally. It enforces some automatically checkable rules from SBB's API Principles.
Context Fabric is an MCP server that automatically captures project state on every git commit, detects when stored context has drifted from codebase reality, and delivers structured, token-budgeted briefings to AI agents — without requiring any developer action.
The autonomous debugging engine for modern codebases.
Shared lower infrastructure monorepo for the nshkr platform core: contracts, Postgres durability helpers, projection publication glue, lease and fence primitives, replay-safe ids, and common runtime infrastructure used by outer_brain, Citadel, jido_integration, and app-facing surfaces.
Node.js CLI for creating and migrating Github projects, ensuring that it follows a consistent model for permissions, teams and boilerplate files.
Open-source Engineering Intelligence Platform for deterministic repository understanding, software architecture analysis, engineering knowledge, and extensible infrastructure that empowers developers and AI systems.
DICE Labs Network — Distributed Infrastructure for Cryptographic Entropy. Solana's universal hardware layer
GitHub profile README for Ayush Bhadauria / Abix.
Naboo is Reasoning Layer infrastructure for enterprise AI agents, built on a Decision Graph that models how a company actually decides, ships, and unblocks - who decided what, what triggered each decision, what blocks it, and what depends on it - across code, tickets, pull requests, docs, Slack, runtime, and internal services.
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