TypeScript React Vite License

A calm builder control room for the GitLawB hosted playground. Import a GitHub repository or a live website, watch the brief and quality gates resolve, then publish.

GitAxolotl builder control room

GitAxolotl is the front door for the GitLawB app builder. It deliberately keeps the surface small:

• One source intake that accepts either a GitHub repo (owner/repo, SSH, or HTTPS URL) or a live website URL.
• A pipeline with four named steps — Intake → Brief → Build → Verify.
• A quality gates panel where every gate has an owner, a score, and visible evidence.
• A short activity log — no fake streaming, no emoji rain.
• A handoff block ready for GitHub review or the hosted playground.

No marketing-template hero sections, no decorative animation, no "AI dashboard" energy.

• Vite + React 19 + TypeScript 6
• Single-file app shell: src/App.tsx + src/index.css
• Zero runtime dependencies beyond React
• Restrained design tokens, accessible focus rings, reduced-motion aware

git clone https://github.com/GitAxolotl/gitaxolotl.git
cd gitaxolotl
npm install
npm run dev

Useful scripts:

• npm run dev — local dev server
• npm run build — type-check + Vite production build
• npm run lint — ESLint
• npm run preview — preview the production build locally

The shell is intentionally single-file so it can be lifted into playground.gitlawb.com without rewriting. The vercel.json in the repo keeps the SPA fallback and long-cache headers on /assets for a boring, predictable deploy.

MIT