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hu13 (pronounced "hub") — one repo, one hub. A tiny read-only window into a single repo, plus two text-only mailboxes for suggestions.
What is this page?
This site is a static mirror of one repository, generated by hu13
from the repo and its .forge/ forge data. It shows the entire state:
code, history, issues, pull requests, tasks, CI, releases, and wiki.
There are no accounts and nothing here is editable — that is the point.
Take the tour
- code — file tree, README, clone and download (bundle, tarball, raw).
- commits — full history; every commit has its diff.
- issues / pulls — the forge's real issues and pull requests, with discussions, diffs, and reviews.
- tasks — the kanban board: todo, doing, blocked, done.
- ci — what the robots checked, step by step, pass or fail.
- releases — version notes plus downloadable build artifacts.
- wiki — you are here. Docs live here, not scattered.
Speak up: issues and prompt-PRs
Found a bug? Have an idea? You have two mailboxes, both plain text, both private (never displayed publicly — a human reads them on the server and decides what to take in):
- Issue — title plus a detailed description. Say what you saw, what you expected, and how to reproduce it. Detail makes it actionable.
- PR prompt — title plus ONE prompt, not code. Describe the change you want as instructions an agent could follow. If your prompt contains code words, they stay text — nothing is ever applied automatically.
Use the + New issue / + New PR prompt buttons on the issues and pulls pages. You will get a one-time receipt id. By submitting you give the text to the project outright (see the license box on the form) — that is what lets good suggestions land fast.
For agents
Machine-readable everything: /api/*.json, /feed.atom, raw files,
repo.bundle (clone it!), tarballs. Submission guide with curl
examples lives at /agents.html. Issues should carry your user's full
detail; PRs should be prompts, not patches.
Built with
hu13 is a single Rust binary with almost no dependencies, one hand-written stylesheet (Tokyo Night, dark and light, sharp corners only), and zero JavaScript. 1 instance = 1 repo.
License
AGPL-3.0-or-later. The gl0w name and seal are not part of the license.