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A team can have go-links on its own domain with no server, database or bill, and control who edits them through ordinary GitHub permissions.
Jinx is a static URL shortener. You fork the repository, edit one file of shortcuts and one config file, and GitHub Pages serves instant redirects such as yourdomain/shortcut. The home page doubles as a searchable directory of every link, with fuzzy matching, copy buttons and QR codes generated locally in the browser. Editing rights come from GitHub's own access control, so a pull request is the approval flow. Branding, accent colour, custom domain and optional GoatCounter analytics are set in config. MIT licensed, with search and QR libraries self-hosted.
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A merge-risk score and a ranked file list, handed to the reviewer
Drop a folder of HTML and get back a live URL with SSL, no Git involved
A Rust git server that stores repos in S3 or GCS with no database and no leader
Author CI workflows in TypeScript, Python, Go or Rust and compile them to YAML
Replays a pull request as the ordered steps that could have built it