Pragmatic tools, frameworks, and experiments.

We ship small pieces, loosely joined—composable tools that punch above their weight. Use what helps; fork the rest.

🛠️ Migration in progress. We’re moving projects into this org. Expect fresh commits and new repos as we settle in.

• Dorothy — Modular PHP framework for maintainable apps.
• Foundry — The lighthouse & compiler of the stack: emits repeatable artifacts, tags, and tooling. Go at the core.
• Glyf — Design system + UI primitives (TypeScript/CSS).
• Attic — One‑off utilities, published as‑is for the community.

Tip: Browse the Repositories tab for everything; we pin the most active work.

• Grab a utility: → Attic (shell tools you can copy‑paste and run).
• Curious about the build system? → Foundry (release/stack tooling; deterministic by design).
• PHP app development? → Dorothy (modular framework; drop‑in module autoload).
• Front‑end pieces? → Glyf (tokens, components, theming helpers).

• Boringly reliable foundations, delightfully generative tooling.
• Deterministic, idempotent outputs (dry‑run everywhere; write‑if‑changed).
• Polyglot on purpose: Go for compilers/CLIs; PHP for runtime; TypeScript for UI; Shell for tiny ops.
• Public by default: docs, specs, and contracts live with the code.

Foundry is the lighthouse: it reads the stack truth and emits artifacts (indexes, locks, autoload bridges, tags).

Dorothy and apps consume those emissions. Glyf provides the UI layer. Attic hosts small, pragmatic helpers.

[Attic tools]  →  used anywhere
     │
     ├──▶  Foundry (emit truth → artifacts) ──▶ Dorothy / Apps / CI / Editors
     │
     └──▶  Glyf (design system) ──▶ Front‑end apps & docs

We love small, focused PRs. Each repo documents its own guardrails:

• Attic’s stance & guidance: SUPPORT · CONTRIBUTING
• Foundry’s vision & CLI overview: README

Prefer to start a thread? Use Attic Discussions → https://github.com/emeraldindustries/attic/discussions

Support expectations are documented per‑repo. Attic is explicitly no‑maintenance OSS. Security processes (when applicable) are tracked in individual repositories.

Most projects are MIT unless noted otherwise. See each repository’s LICENSE.

• Star repos you use
• Watch releases on projects you care about
• Open a small, clear PR when you spot an improvement

Building in public, iterating constantly. Thanks for stopping by! ✨