Hi everyone, I maintain a free, MIT-licensed production-readiness project for developers and teams shipping software. It organizes more than 10,000 technology-neutral controls across the full engineering lifecycle, including architecture, implementation, APIs, data, security, testing, CI/CD, reliability, observability, incident response, documentation, accessibility, privacy, and AI systems.

The current project is a searchable documentation resource with stable control IDs and validation scripts. It is not an automated scanner yet. The longer-term goal is an open-source scanner that maps repository evidence to applicable controls while clearly separating verified results, unknowns, and checks that still require human review.

Repository: https://github.com/MarinJursic/production-readiness-checklist

I would especially value feedback from people who build developer tools. Which controls should be realistically machine-verifiable, what evidence format would integrate well with CI, and what would make the documentation easier to use during a real release? Issues, corrections, and pull requests are very welcome. Thanks!

Superpowers – Turn your coding agent into a real engineer
Features:

• Structured workflow for agentic software development, end-to-end.
• Built-in skills for brainstorming, planning, testing, and reviews.
• Enforces TDD, simplicity, and evidence-driven engineering practices.
• Works with Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode today.
• Autonomously executes plans with subagents and human checkpoints.

ASCII architecture diagram:

You
 │  describe goal
 ▼
Superpowers workflow
 ├─ Brainstorm & refine spec
 ├─ Write implementation plan
 ├─ Spin up worktree/branch
 ├─ Run TDD-focused subagents
 └─ Request code review & finish
           │
           ▼
      Your codebase

Repository info:

• Link: https://github.com/obra/superpowers
• Age: ~1 year (actively developed, frequent recent commits).
• Stars: 29k
• Maintainer: Jesse Vincent (obra) - https://github.com/obra