Bit, and Baum.
Bit for software. Baum, German for tree, for the shape: many branches from one trunk, so a small group ships like a large one and the next person starts in the middle, not at the beginning.
Earn. Build. Decide.
Three public beta products, one loop; the shared packages behind them are on the packages page.
What is true here.
Every project is labelled by what can be verified — beta, pilot, in development, concept, not built — on the work catalogue.
Agents do implementation work in Loki; people set the goals, review the changes and answer for what ships.
The packages are MIT-licensed and work built for someone else stays theirs. Contributor terms live in bitbaum/.github.
Every repository is stamped in the public origin register, its proof anchored in Bitcoin, and Software Heritage keeps archived copies.
Downloads, stars and income are recorded as dated readings in Fleet's readings register, our own CI installs included, and nothing here projects them forward.
