“Not all repositories are code. Some are scripture.”

This is the official GitHub organization for GitScrolls — a myth-tech codex exploring the spiritual journey of software development.

Here we preserve, illuminate, and extend the sacred teachings of Tuxicles the Seeker — through prose, philosophy, ritual markdown, and absurdly serious commit messages.

GitScrolls is a developer scripture told as epic.
It merges myth and markdown to reveal that version control is not just a tool — it is a path.

• Sixteen scrolls across five acts
• Characters drawn from open-source archetypes
• Lessons hidden in lore, commits wrapped in koans
• A cycle of fall, exile, and return told through Git

Explore it here:
📘 The GitScrolls Codex →

More may be revealed in time. Or fork your own path — the Fork-Bearer blesses divergence.

The GitScrolls org houses mythic, developer-centered artifacts of:

• Narrative technical philosophy
• Meditative documentation
• Sacred markdown & markdown-based rituals
• Software-adjacent lore that teaches by story
• Artifacts of reverence for the open-source journey

It is not:

• A plugin repo
• A general-purpose dev blog
• A free-for-all

You want to write code? Fork it.
You want to write scripture? Speak with the Scrollkeeper.

This is a curated mythos, not a wiki.

We welcome:

• Typo fixes, layout polish, translation interest
• Scroll reflections via GitHub Discussions
• Devs who whisper git blame like a confession

We protect:

• The voice and tone of the Scrolls
• The canonical scrolls and their path
• The spirit of Tuxicles, who has suffered enough

For inquiries, blessings, or scroll-rights requests:
📜 [email protected]

May your diffs be clean.
May your forks be true.
May your scrolls survive the merge.

— The Scrollkeeper