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Open tools for
modern labs

A lot of what keeps an automation platform healthy isn't the protocols themselves. It's the foundation underneath: getting the right method onto the right robot, knowing what actually ran, and catching drift before it ruins a run.

I'm building tools for that work and releasing them free under the Apache 2.0 license. Use them as they are, adapt them, or get in touch if you'd like help fitting them to your lab.

repo-sync

v1.0.0

Keep every instrument on a known, tagged version of its methods.

repo-sync reads one manifest that lists each repo, the tag it should be on, and the devices it belongs to. sync brings a machine into line with the manifest. check reports whether a machine matches it without changing anything, and can write the results to a CSV for a scheduler or pre-run check to read.

  • One manifest covers every instrument, with per-device tags for staged rollouts
  • Every run logs the manifest commit it used, so results trace back to a known state
  • Branches act as environments: test a change on your laptop and roll it everywhere when you're ready.
PythonGitHamiltonApache 2.0
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