Open Source Friday with Chayn - helping survivors get the support they need!

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Co-pilot Workspace

Co-pilot Workspace is an AI assistant integrated into a native development environment for everyday tasks.
It generates specifications based on GitHub issues and repository references, allowing customization and adjustment.
Co-pilot Workspace enables users to progress from specifications to plans, modify files, and adjust expected tasks for each step.
It provides an integrated terminal for running tests within the workspace before committing changes and creating pull requests.
Co-pilot Workspace generates pull request descriptions, adds workspace links, and supports code review workflows.

Chen is an award-winning global nonprofit run by survivors and allies, providing information and support to survivors during times of need.
Chen aims to be multilingual, trauma-informed, and develops platforms, resources, directories, and a helpful network for survivors.
Chen is a trauma-informed organization that provides free resources and support to survivors of trauma.
Chen is a digital public good organization that focuses on providing resources and support for survivors of gender-based violence.
Chen was founded in 2013 by Hara, who was motivated by her own experiences helping friends escape abusive marriages and the lack of up-to-date information available online.

Bloom, Chen's main product, is a web-based app offering therapeutic resources, courses, empowering messages, and chat support.
Chen offers a variety of products and services, including a website with resources and information, a mobile app, and a helpline.

Chen is funded through a combination of grants, donations, and volunteer work.
They are always looking for open-source contributors to help maintain and improve their projects.
Contributors can get involved by joining the GitHub community, volunteering for the tech or non-tech program, or simply making a one-time contribution.
Chen is looking for Ruby developers to contribute to their projects.