OpenForge / Open Source
OpenForge is where Greyforge releases useful, inspectable software that can stand on its own. A few projects lead; the complete catalog remains available by maturity.
Featured
Four projects receive primary attention. Sley remains a flagship product and is not repeated here as a catalog card.
Map workflow entrypoints before changing a machine.
A zero-dependency Python CLI that inventories services, schedules, wrappers, repositories, and environment-file metadata into a reviewable matrix.
$ service-cartographer scan --format markdown
Create atomic SQLite backups under concurrent writes.
A zero-dependency CLI and library around WAL checkpointing and SQLite's online backup API, with JSON output and SHA-256 verification.
$ sqlite-checkpoint snapshot app.db backup.db
Inventory a development environment in one pass.
A zero-dependency capability scanner covering 84 tools across 14 categories, with text, JSON, and Markdown output.
$ devcap scan --format json
Put explicit cooldown and retry policy around recurring work.
A Rust CLI and SQLite-backed policy engine that checks readiness before commands run and records bounded retry state.
$ cooldown-guard status --name backup --min-interval 30mFocused software for a specific operational problem.
Filter weak memory candidates before persistence.
A deterministic heuristic package that scores actionability, specificity, novelty, reasoning, and outcome linkage.
Connect a Discord voice channel to an autonomous operator.
A full-duplex speech pipeline using local recognition and synthesis components around an OpenClaw agent session.
Specifications and prototypes that test a technical idea.
Specify deterministic timing for interactive simulations.
A formal phase-centric action model for reasoning about simulation timing and state transitions.
Retained public references that are no longer active priorities.
Explore remote terminal control through a chat bridge.
A compact historical bridge between Telegram and a command-line model client. Retained as an implementation reference.
Context and evidence