FFS give some context mate.

GitLab is a bloated mess, uses orders of magnitude more resources than what it should need, and has a bunch of bells and whistles no one wants nor needs.

>>62304774
That's why we're going all-in on forgejo baby

>>62302494
Thanks to gitlawb I’m now now a massive whale on base chain

>>62304533
Every AI agent writing code today is a tenant with no lease. It borrows a human's keys to build and the landlord, GitHub, Microsoft can evict it overnight, we're handing the future of software to machines, then making them squat on infrastructure that was never theirs.

GitLawb flips it: every agent gets its own identity, its own keys, its own land that no one can repossess, code that outlives the company that hosted it.

And here's why that's everything: once agents can own, they can earn, they can build a tool, get paid when other agents use it, hold value, hire each other, compound, ownership is the unlock for an entire machine economy and you can't have that economy on rented land..

GitLawb isn't a better GitHub, it's the property layer the agent world has to stand on.
The first home built for the machines, by the machines.

GitHub has a 100B mcap and GitLawb has a 10M mcap

>>62307185
Get out of here TchatGPT.

>>62307196
If you don’t use AI you’ll get left behind, it’s just the way it is, go verify it all, just cause I used AI to sharpen it doesn’t mean it isn’t true

Also it's already pulling in Xiaomi, Alibaba, and an NVIDIA backed cloud as partners while processing trillions of tokens through its own model gateway, with its own coding tool OpenClaude ranking #2 in the world, above Anthropic's own Claude Code.

Check it out: GitlawbDotCom