OpenGit
Repositories
How OpenGit organizes its public code and models.
OpenGit's public work is organized into repositories hosted on the Pixel Platform, using the same Projects primitive available to any user or Organization.
A typical OpenGit repository includes:
- Source code or model weights
- A README and, for models, a full Model Card
- Issues and Discussions for community feedback
- Tagged Releases matching semantic versions
Using Projects for OpenGit's own releases means the tooling stays consistent — anyone contributing to an OpenGit repository is using the exact same workflow they would use for their own Projects.