Source
The canonical public copy: a read-only git mirror, its raw tree, and a tarball.
There is no GitHub, by choice. This site is where the code lives in public: a read-only mirror of the private main branch, regenerated with every deploy of this site. Commit ids differ from the private repository because paths were scrubbed on the way out — same history, different hashes. Nothing here takes a push or a pull request.
Clone it
git clone https://archilyzer.pages.dev/source/archilyzer.git
main at 0b1b8a288d48a2198218b0215d1b367309b027a2History
Every commit of main with its diff, as static pages: 2,824 commits, the newest 974fa4e5dd1c.
Browse the tree — every tracked file of main, raw, as plain text.
archilyzer-source.tar.gz (9.80 MB, sha256 45d53ec9e54cf557ccb7291e6331b933314d5ddda33c6aa1a97418a4557dd9c7) — the same tree with no history; the Downloads page says what is in it.
What is mirrored
- The main branch, whole. Every commit since the first, with its message and author, and every tracked file. No other branches and no tags.
- Scrubbed on the way out. Machine paths such as the home directory are rewritten to generic ones, in files and in commit messages, which is why every id differs from the private repository’s. The build refuses to publish if anything it was told to remove survives, anywhere in the history.
- Regenerated, not pushed to. Each deploy rebuilds the mirror from the private main. The ids stay put from one deploy to the next, but a change to the scrub rules rewrites them all — if a
git pullever refuses unrelated history, clone again. - Static files. The clone uses git’s plain-HTTP protocol, straight from this site’s files: slower than a forge, and a fetch downloads whole packs, but there is no server to go down.
- Not the archive. No transcripts, media, settings or dependencies — the same list as the tarball’s.
License
MIT. Use it, change it, run it, publish with it. The full text is in LICENSE at the root of the tree.