🌙 Open Sharia Enterprise

✨ An enterprise solutions platform for Sharia-compliant business systems.

🌐 Live Sites:

• OSE Platform (oseplatform.com) - Main platform website (under construction)
• AyoKoding (ayokoding.com) - Engineering research and learnings from this project, shared publicly as educational content
• OrganicLever (organiclever.com) - Landing and promotional website (Phase 1, in development)

🚧 Project Status

⚠️ Phase 1 - In Development - APIs and implementations may change significantly. Contributions and pull requests are not being accepted at this time.

Current Phase: Phase 1 (OrganicLever - Productivity Tracker)

Building OrganicLever, a full-stack individual productivity tracker:

• 🌐 Landing site: organiclever.com (organiclever-web) - Next.js promotional website
• ✅ Phase 0 complete: ayokoding.com, oseplatform.com, AI agents, governance, CLI tools

Next Phase: Phase 2 (SMB Application) - Small and medium business application building on OrganicLever's foundation.

What to Expect:

• 🔄 Breaking changes without notice
• 📐 Architecture still evolving
• 🧪 Experimental implementations

See ROADMAP.md for complete development phases and strategy.

🚀 Getting Started

📋 Prerequisites

• Node.js 24.13.1 LTS & npm 11.10.1 (managed via Volta)

📥 Installation

npm install

🛠️ Tech Stack

Guiding Principle: Technologies that keep you free - open formats, portable data, no vendor lock-in.

Phase 0 (Complete):

• Node.js & npm (via Volta) - Tooling and development infrastructure
• Hugo (Extended) - Static sites (oseplatform-web)
• Golang - CLI tools (ayokoding-cli, rhino-cli) and future security infrastructure

Current Phase 1 (OrganicLever):

• Frontend (landing): Next.js + TypeScript
• Infrastructure: Kubernetes

See ROADMAP.md for complete tech stack evolution across all phases.

📂 Project Structure

This project uses Nx to manage applications and libraries:

open-sharia-enterprise/
├── apps/                  # Deployable applications (Nx monorepo)
├── apps-labs/             # Experimental apps and POCs (NOT in Nx monorepo)
│   └── README.md          # Labs directory documentation
├── libs/                  # Reusable libraries (Nx monorepo, flat structure)
├── docs/                  # Project documentation (Diataxis framework)
│   ├── tutorials/         # Learning-oriented guides
│   ├── how-to/            # Problem-oriented guides
│   ├── reference/         # Technical reference
│   └── explanation/       # Conceptual documentation
├── plans/                 # Project planning documents
│   ├── in-progress/       # Active project plans
│   ├── backlog/           # Planned projects for future
│   └── done/              # Completed and archived plans
├── nx.json                # Nx workspace configuration
├── tsconfig.base.json     # Base TypeScript configuration
├── package.json           # Project manifest with npm workspaces
└── README.md              # This file

Applications (apps/):

• Sites: oseplatform-web, ayokoding-web, organiclever-web, organiclever-be, organiclever-web-e2e, organiclever-be-e2e, wahidyankf-web, wahidyankf-web-fe-e2e
• CLI tools: ayokoding-cli, rhino-cli, oseplatform-cli
• Polyglot demo apps: extracted 2026-04-18 to the downstream ose-primer template repository, which is now authoritative for the polyglot showcase (Go, Java, Elixir, F#, Python, Rust, Kotlin, TypeScript, C#, Clojure backends + Next.js, TanStack Start, Flutter Web frontends).

Libraries (libs/): Reusable shared code

Labs (apps-labs/): Standalone experiments and POCs (outside Nx)

Learn More: Monorepo Structure Reference | How to Add New App | How to Add New Library | How to Run Nx Commands

💻 Development

Code Quality: Automated checks run on every commit (Prettier formatting, Commitlint validation, markdown linting).

Common Commands:

npm run build                    # Build all projects
npm run test                     # Run tests
npm run lint                     # Lint code
nx dev [app-name]                # Start development server
nx build [app-name]              # Build specific project
nx affected -t build             # Build only affected projects
nx affected -t test:quick        # Run fast quality gate for affected projects
nx graph                         # Visualize dependencies

See Code Quality and Commit Messages for details.

📊 CI & Test Coverage

All projects enforce ≥90% test coverage as part of test:quick.

Quality gates: pre-commit hooks (formatting, linting), pre-push hooks (typecheck, lint, test:quick for affected projects), and PR Quality Gate.

• OSE Platform
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• AyoKoding
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• OrganicLever
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• Wahidyankf
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• rhino-cli

For polyglot demo app CI badges, see the ose-primer repository.

📚 Documentation

Organized using the Diátaxis framework: Tutorials (learning), How-To (problem-solving), Reference (lookup), Explanation (understanding).

See docs/README.md for details.

🔗 Related Repositories

• ose-primer — public, MIT-licensed template repository derived from ose-public. Packages scaffolding (governance, AI agents, skills, conventions, CI harness, polyglot demo apps) into a reusable starting point. ose-public is upstream source of truth; propagation and adoption flows are defined by the ose-primer sync convention. For the upstream/downstream relationship and license difference, see Related Repositories reference.

🎯 Motivation

Our mission is to democratize access to trustworthy, Sharia-compliant enterprise technology for organizations of all sizes, regardless of region or industry.

The Opportunity:

• Islamic enterprise (finance, commerce, cooperatives) is a multi-trillion dollar global market
• Existing platforms are proprietary, expensive, and domain-limited
• Most organizations rely on legacy systems retrofitted for Sharia compliance
• The gap: open-source, compliance-first solutions with radical transparency

Our Solution:

• Progressive complexity: individual (Phase 1) → SMB (Phase 2) → enterprise (Phase 3)
• Each phase funds the next; Phase 1/2 success funds Phase 3's certification budget
• Sharia-compliance built in from the ground up, not bolted on after

What We Believe:

• 🕌 Sharia-compliance as a foundation - Built in from the ground up, not bolted on later
• 🔓 Transparency builds trust - Open source code enables community verification of Sharia compliance
• 🤖 AI-assisted development - Systematic use of AI tools to enhance productivity and code quality
• 🛡️ Security and governance from day one - Architectural foundations, not afterthoughts
• 📚 Learning in public - Share our research and knowledge through ayokoding.com
• 🏗️ Long-term foundation over quick wins - Building solid foundations for a life-long project

For complete principles, see governance/principles/.

🤝 Contributing

🔒 Contributions are currently closed while we stabilize the architecture and patterns.

🎉 Forking is welcome! Build your own version for your region or use case — once the foundation is solid, we'll open contributions to the community.

📜 License

This repository is licensed under the MIT License. All code, documentation, governance materials, specifications, and AI agent configuration are MIT-licensed — free to use, fork, modify, and distribute for any purpose.

See LICENSING-NOTICE.md for full details | LICENSE for the root license text | Licensing Convention for internal rules.