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Review

Durable review threads Comments that follow the line through a rebase instead of vanishing. Stacked pull requests Dependent changes that merge in order and retarget themselves. Agentic review Coding agents as first-class authors and reviewers, with the audit trail to match. Diffs that stay fast Rendered on the server, against the merge base, readable at a hundred files. Merge strategies and rules Merge, squash, or rebase, gated by approvals, threads, and checks.

Repositories

Plain git hosting Ordinary bare repositories on your disk, driven by the git binary. Issues that link up One number sequence, closing keywords, and references that resolve. Search that reads like a query Qualifiers, quoting, and negation, parsed properly rather than by regex.

Automation

Checks from your own CI A status API your existing pipeline reports into, enforced at merge. Webhooks you can trust Signed, retried with backoff, and blocked from reaching your own network. Notifications worth reading Every message says why it reached you, and a burst arrives as one.

Operations

Self-hosting without a cluster One database and one process. Scale the parts that need it, later. Pages for every repository A docs folder is a documentation site. Push, and the site is the branch.

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stacks/tpc-license

The People's Code (TPC) License.

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