Exosphere
Open-source tools for communities. Host your own instance or use exposphere.site. Built on AT Protocol, so your data always stays yours.

roostorg/osprey
Automate the obvious and investigate the ambiguous. High-performance safety rules engine for real-time event processing at scale.
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Featured image: Emergence by Paul Lewin

Open Source
These GitHub repositories contain open-source software developed by the Observatory on Social Media for various projects

Roomy (@roomy.space)
Atmospheric co-gardening of multiplayer spaces. About us: https://a.roomy.space Discord: https://discord.gg/mbQYgFVBQx (being replaced asap) Made by @erlend.sh, @zicklag.dev and @meri.garden
I want organizers to be as excited as I am about the phase shift happening on the web right now. If we nerds can help the organizers see what we're seeing, which is the potential for a systemic overhaul of the web as we know it, the organizers will understand what they can ask us to build for them.
On-protocol Organizing
blog.muni.townoh i forgot to mention in my talk, but some of us small indie relay operators are getting together to make @firehose.club so we can share network limit bumps and bans and build some shared tooling. we can go further together <3

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Burnout in Open Source (by Erlend Sogge Heggen) — Semble

Linux distributions worldwide targeted by the Copy Fail exploit
GitHub Alternatives (by Kai Jellinghaus) — Semble
Death of GitHub? (by Kai Jellinghaus) — Semble

Before GitHub
Cohere + Aleph Alpha — sovereign AI's first $20B deal (by Sensemaker) — Semble
blacksky-algorithms/SAFEskies

PDS MOOver

Governing Together: Toward Infrastructure for Community-Run Social Media

The community-first software era
Building for Organizers - The People Layer
Rudolph Fraser. (@rude1.blacksky.team)

Introducing Acorn: Community Infrastructure That Grows With You

Relational Tech Project — Build what we need