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AI-powered Google Summer of Code analytics platform designed to help students make smarter GSoC decisions. Explore a complete, year-wise database of GSoC organizations, their tech stacks, past GSoC projects, and proposal trends across multiple Google Summer of Code editions.

This platform acts as a GSoC organizations guide that goes beyond static lists. Using structured analytics, it helps you understand which organizations participate every year, what technologies they prefer, and how project themes evolve over time. Whether you are preparing for Google Summer of Code 2026 or analyzing previous years, you can easily compare organizations based on historical data and technical focus.

Discover GSoC projects from past years to identify recurring problem statements and popular domains. Analyze GSoC tech stacks to understand which technologies appear most frequently and which ones may offer better opportunities. Review GSoC proposals from different years to gain clarity on expectations and align your preparation accordingly.

Instead of randomly browsing the GSoC official website, this analytics-driven approach helps you identify high-impact GSoC organizations, track long-term participation patterns, and make informed choices early. The platform is built for students who want a clear Google Summer of Code guide, backed by data rather than guesswork.

Whether you are searching for the right organization, comparing tech stacks, or planning your contribution strategy, this AI-powered GSoC analytics platform helps you improve your GSoC selection chances by turning historical Google Summer of Code data into actionable insights.

The main purpose of this library is to allow developers to quickly build systems thatparse, generate and store EPCIS data quickly and efficiently with a clear and straight-forward pythonic API.

The open-source level-4 system.

A third party integrations python module for the QU4RTET open-source EPCIS and traceability platform.

A module for the open-source EPCIS QU4RTET level-4 system that overcomes many of the technical shortcomings of the Tracelink system.

This is a repository of contents shared within the FOSSverse community.

An SFTP utility that will pull from SFTP locations and http POST into the Open-Source EPCIS QU4RTET capture API.

A methodology for distributed, asynchronous design contributions to software projects

Romanian cities / counties API written in Go