Receipts

Every number below traces to a real repository. No estimates, no rounding up. Verified August 10, 2026.

Open source

6
Public repositories
576
Public commits
MIT / Apache-2.0
Licenses
Python, Rust, C#
Languages
Per-repository breakdown
Repository Language License Commits Stars Created
scriptree Python MIT 230 2 2026-04-16
pdfce Rust MIT 296 0 2026-08-09
scriptree-demos Python MIT 22 1 2026-04-25
combridge C# MIT 19 1 2026-05-24
swformat Python Apache-2.0 5 0 2026-06-12
SWFileFixer Python MIT 4 0 2026-07-31

Test coverage

Hand-measured against local working clones, not GitHub HEAD — see the method note below the table. Verified August 10, 2026.

5,783
Automated test functions
402
Test files
5
Repos measured
Per-repository test counts
Repository Test files Test functions Note
scriptree 171 2,943 pytest suite under tests/
pdfce 212 2,623 Rust; per-crate tests/ plus inline #[cfg(test)] units
swformat 19 217 pytest harness under test/harness/
combridge 0 0 no test suite present
scriptree-demos 0 0 no test suite present; thin wrapper catalogue
SWFileFixer Not measured Not measured not cloned locally at measurement time; no count taken

Roughly 5,800 automated tests across the measured open-source repos, as of 2026-08-10. Two of the six have no test suite at all — that is stated plainly rather than averaged away. Method: local working clones, not GitHub HEAD.

The closed-source platform

ScripTreeApps is not open source — its source is not shown on this site — but the commit history is still honest scale evidence, and the product itself is live and linkable.

1,796
Commits
21
Coding agents

Stack: Next.js · Apache OFBiz · Gitea · PostgreSQL · Stripe Connect · Caddy · MinIO · Zoekt

Who actually wrote this

One git identity. Twenty-one agents doing the typing. The operator does not write code.

Git identity on every commit
KenM76
Who actually typed the code
Claude-based agents
What the operator contributed
product intent, policy and brand decisions, funding, stack-component choices, bug reports from real use

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