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You describe the product.
One sentence is enough. No brief. No jargon.
We search millions of open-source repos.
Across GitHub. We keep only what fits your app.
The strongest pieces lock together.
Not one random repo. Two or three that actually combine.
You get a plan. Then a POC.
Review what we reuse. Pay only if you want it built.
- forge / authAuth
- north / app-shellApp foundation
- harbor / billing-uiPayments UI
Every claim should survive inspection.
Research numbers come from recorded GitHub results. License and compatibility states reflect checks that actually ran. Technical evidence stays available without overwhelming the plan.
Read our open-source promiseFoundation assessment
Credit stays attached to the code.
Every delivery includes source links, license notices, a dependency inventory, and a provenance record. NoReinvent never presents an upstream project as its own work.
- Exact repository URLs and commits
- Original MIT notices preserved
- Dependency licenses recorded
- No invented repository counts
Clear boundaries build better products.
Does NoReinvent copy random GitHub repositories?
No. Candidates are inspected, licensed, scored, and composed around explicit interfaces.
Is the free blueprint based on real data?
Yes. Counts and repository evidence come from the active research run. Unavailable checks are shown as unavailable.
What happens if the POC cannot be built?
After the bounded repair budget is exhausted, one build credit is restored automatically.
Do I own the delivered project?
Your integration code is private by default. Upstream MIT code retains its notices and permissions.