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acme-chief is a Python 3 application that is to be used to centrally request configured TLS certificates from ACME servers, then make them available to authorised API users.

Don't leave Wikipedia articles and sections without images, here's the image suggestions data pipeline.

Friends call me ALIS and SLIS.

Python library for linting git commit messages.

Backend for como: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Como

GAWA, qui signifie Générateur d’Articles Wikipédia à Améliorer, est un outil qui permet de générer des articles signalés avec un bandeau d’avertissement ou de maintenance (orphelins, à wikifier, à sourcer, etc.) sur Wikipédia en français. Son objectif est de faciliter leur amélioration (ou maintenance), notamment lors des edit-a-thons, afin de tendre vers l’idéal de « zéro article à maintenir » au compteur.

Checking utilities for Latin incunabula-- the earliest European forms of printed text.

IRC bot that announces scheduled deployments from https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Deployments

https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/tag/jouncebot/

Some simple scripts for testing MediaWiki OAuth capabilities, shared for documentation purposes.

Merge data from OpenStreetMap and Wikidata to map information about entities and points of interest

(Mirror of https://gitlab.com/openetymologymap/osm-wikidata-map-framework)

A global, multilingual search interface for works and authors in the public domain using Wikidata, Python and Flask. Public version available at https://paulina.toolforge.org/. Feature requests and bug reports at https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/project/profile/7320/.

This Public Domain Calculator aims to help determine when a work or author enters the public domain across different jurisdictions. The module will be integrated into the Paulina tool in 2027 and will also be usable in other tools within the Wikimedia ecosystem and beyond.

Python library that contains helper functions for different tasks in Toolforge.

https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/tag/tool-python-toolforge/

A container registry implemented in Python which supports automatic online garbage collection of unreferenced blobs.

Miscellaneous scrapers I've written used to gather data for Wikidata/Mix'n'match

Watch out for SEAL: a SEction ALignment machine learning model for Wikipedia articles.

Gather Wikidata items from Wikipedia blue links.

Shared Python code for Toolforge infrastructure components. https://pypi.org/project/toolforge-weld/

tool for converting Wikipedia articles to markdown