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Self-hosted Git service with code review, CI, and package registries
Gitea is a self-hosted Git service with code hosting, review, issues, pull requests, Actions-compatible CI, and package registries in one lightweight binary.
Terminal pair-programming assistant that edits codebases with LLMs
Aider is a terminal-based pair-programming tool that applies LLM-suggested edits directly to files in new or existing codebases.
Painless self-hosted Git service with a tiny resource footprint
Gogs is a self-hosted Git service written in Go that ships as a single binary with repository hosting, issues, pull requests, and a wiki.
Self-hosted DevSecOps platform for code, CI/CD, and security
GitLab is a self-hostable DevSecOps platform that combines source control, CI/CD pipelines, and application security in a single installation.
Desktop Git client for working on several branches at once
GitButler is a desktop Git client that lets developers work on multiple branches in one working directory using virtual branches.
Desktop Markdown knowledge base with Git sync and AI agents
Tolaria is a free, open source desktop app for Markdown knowledge bases, with wikilinks, an integrated Git client, and AI agent support.
Language detection library behind GitHub language stats and code highlighting
Linguist is the open source Ruby library GitHub uses to detect blob languages, ignore vendored and generated files, and generate the language breakdown bar on every repository.
Self-hosted continuous localization with tight Git integration
Weblate is a self-hosted localization platform that syncs translations with Git repositories, also available as a hosted service.
Self-hosted git-push deploy platform with zero-downtime releases
/dev/push is a self-hosted deployment platform that ships apps straight from GitHub on every push, with zero-downtime releases and live logs.