New open-source repository lexifina/global-law appears on GitHub
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A repository created on 2026-10-28 has appeared, aiming to manage the laws of every country as a single Git history.
A new open-source repository, lexifina/global-law, was created on GitHub on 2026-10-28. The repository aims to act as a Git for Global Law, where the law of every country is treated as one Git history, each country's record is a submodule, and every commit represents one law taking effect.
It has already reached 1734 stars on GitHub. The main language is HTML, and the topics include git, law, legal-tech, legislation, mcp, and open-data.
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