Open source

Built in the open.

Some of what we make is for everyone. The code is public, the licenses are permissive, and issues and pull requests are welcome. If one of these is useful to you, a star on GitHub helps other people find it.

Projects

Tools we use, and places we share.

  • Tool · JavaScript · Node CLI

    md-press

    Press Markdown into clean, self-contained pages, live checklists and Kanban boards that write back to the file. No AI, no tokens.

    Notes, plans and trackers live best as Markdown. md-press gives the file a better view without taking it away from you: one command builds a page you can share anywhere, serves a live page where ticking a box saves into the file, or opens it as a board. This site's own backlog runs on it.

    License: MIT

  • Community · TypeScript · Astro

    Classic Maple Wiki

    An open, version-aware wiki for MapleStory Classic World. Every number is tagged with the game build it was seen in.

    A player-built knowledge base where each fact carries its source and the build it came from, and old values are kept when the game changes. Anyone can contribute through an issue form without touching Git, and every data collection is published as open JSON.

    Fan project. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Nexon.

    License: MIT code · CC BY-SA 4.0 content

Contribute

Three ways to help, all of them welcome.

  1. Use it

    Every project has a README with a quick start. Try it on your own files or data first.

  2. Open an issue

    Found a bug, a wrong fact or a missing feature? An issue with the steps to see it is the most useful thing you can send.

  3. Send a change

    Fork the repository, make the change on a branch and open a pull request. Small and focused is easiest to review.

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