GitRules adds collective governance to pre-existing collaboration environments, such as GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Linear, and others.
Overview
Governance
Collective governance is the missing piece in collaborative development. An objective mechanism for the intersubjective aspects of collaboration is long overdue.
Prioritization
Triaging and prioritizing community issues is a bottleneck to scaling.
Decision-making
Reviewing community contributions is best delegated to collaborators with relevant context and expertise.
Attribution
Quantified attribution, based on market-based peer-review, incentivizes collaborators to contribute and maintain.
Use-cases and applications
- Collaborative software development governance (open-source and enterprise)
- Community management and deliberations
- Scalable alignment
- Collective intelligence
Value to collaborators
- Higher velocity and productivity
- Utilization of collective intelligence
- Pluralistic alignment
- Fair attribution
- Transparency and credibility
- Visibility into collective sentiment
- Digital certification of compliance
Technology
Decentralized architecture
Purely based on git infrastructure
Deep integration with GitHub
Verifiable compliance
Trusted computation via Byzantine consensus
