The most hackable forge
Tangled is a social code-collaboration platform built on an open protocol. It is designed to be self-hostable, hackable and extensible.
Quick start
Sign in, add an SSH key, and push your first repository. Comparison with GitHub
How GitHub concepts map onto Tangled, and where the models differ. Migrating from GitHub
Copy a repository from GitHub with the importer, then configure the Git remotes. Self-hosting
Run your own knot, your own spindle, or all of Tangled.Hacking
Section titled “Hacking” XRPC methods
The API surface of bobbin, knots and spindles, the interfaces you can build against. Records
Every org.tangled record, where it is stored, and what it means. Identifiers and Git URLs
DIDs, handles, AT URIs, record keys, clone URLs and push options. Why AT Protocol
What building on an open protocol gives you over a centralized forge. Local development
Run the whole stack locally and work on any part of it. Contributing
Commit guidelines, code formatting, proposals, and DCO.