forrt.org · forrtproject@gmail.com

FORRT is a global, volunteer-run initiative working to advance open and reproducible research practices in higher education. This page is a work-in-progress map of the GitHub organisation — what lives here, who maintains what, and how things are named. PRs welcome.

Most projects also have their own informal working groups that aren't modelled as GitHub teams. If you want to get involved, the forrt.org get-involved page is the best starting point.

Repos are loosely grouped by project family. Names below are not exhaustive — see the full repository list.

A curated database of replication attempts plus the tooling around it.

• fred — the R package
• fred-data — the underlying dataset and ingest pipeline
• fred-apps — JS apps using FReD / FLoRA
• fred-explorer — Shiny explorer
• fred-litsearch — reproducible literature search pipeline
• fred-repl-extractor — extract replication metadata from articles
• fred-preprint-processor — extract references and replications from preprints

A complementary, broader library of replication attempts and tooling that surfaces it in researchers' workflows.

• flora-extractor — extraction pipeline
• flora-explorer — dashboard
• flora-replication-atlas — landing pages per original DOI
• flora-zotero — Zotero plugin (privacy-first local matching)
• flora-chromium — browser extension
• flora-preprint-notifier — notify authors of potentially-missing replications
• flora-preprint-notifier-analysis — trial analysis
• flora-pubpeer — PubPeer integration
• plugin-notification-dummy — test page for the plugin install-banner conditional-hide logic

• replicatethis — moderated nomination of findings to replicate
• rjf — Replication Journal Federation
• journalranking — rank journals by replication rate
• marco — Making Replications Count
• replication-handbook — Quarto book
• love-replications-week — annual outreach event

• forrtproject.github.io — main website
• webpage-staging — staging renders for site PRs
• lighthouse, lighthouse-v1 — Lighthouse newsletter / portal
• forrt-templates — branded templates for FORRT outputs
• cv — source for the FORRT CV; published PDF is auto-pushed to the site

• open-research-course
• open-social-psychology
• handbook
• transform-to-open-science-book
• best-practices-psychology
• glossary-research
• re-searchterms — explore variation in open-science terminology

• map-community — FORRT community map
• mapping-open-science-organizations

• open-research-games-portal
• tenure-run

• tops-archive — Transform to Open Science project, snapshot March 2025
• fredAnnotator — superseded annotation tool (archived)

All repos use kebab-case (lowercase, hyphen-separated). Project-family prefixes group related work:

Two exceptions keep non-kebab names because GitHub requires them: .github (this repo — must be exactly .github to act as the org profile) and forrtproject.github.io (must match the org name to serve at that path).

Brand names in prose and READMEs use mixed case (FReD, FLoRA); the repository names are always lowercase.

When starting a new repo, prefer:

1. The relevant project-family prefix if one applies (fred-, flora-, …).
2. kebab-case otherwise.
3. A short description and topic tags so it surfaces in the repo list.

• New to FORRT? Start at forrt.org/getinvolved.
• Found something out of date on this page? Open a PR against forrtproject/.github — this README is rendered on the org profile.
• For project-specific contributions, see the README of the relevant repo.