guest@make-directory:~$ ls ./what-we-build

make-directory:~/what-we-build

The work we can show you.

Most of what we build runs inside someone else’s business, and those systems, data, and roadmaps are theirs to talk about rather than ours. So here is our own — the products, tools, and research we build, ship, and maintain, all of it public and open to read.

guest@make-directory:~$ ls ./product

products

Software we sell and support.

Beta

CobolScope

Legacy modernization platform

Discover what exists in a mainframe COBOL estate, assess how hard it would be to move, and support the migration. Sold to banks, insurers, and government. Hybrid model — the toolkit is Apache-2.0, Cartograph is commercial.

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Live on iOS and Android

MagaLibs

Entertainment mobile app

A playful phrase-building mobile app published by Make Directory Developers for iOS and Android.

guest@make-directory:~$ ls ./open-source

open source

Published under a permissive licence. You can read the code.

Public beta / open source

Strata

Multicloud infrastructure builder

A registry-driven multicloud infrastructure canvas for modeling cloud architecture as a typed graph.

paper-trading by default

TradeFlow

Trading automation reference

A layered, broker-agnostic algorithmic trading engine that scans, backtests, and paper-trades strategies. Educational software, not financial advice.

guest@make-directory:~$ ls ./research

research

Work we do to find out, rather than to ship.

Active

Make Directory Labs

Independent research lab

Studying how software can develop an understanding of complex human activity: operational memory, human–AI collaboration, and computational models of work. Blackboard, an MCP-native operational context interface, is the active project.

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guest@make-directory:~$ ls ./in-development
guest@make-directory:~$ mkdir ./what-needs-to-change

why this is here

See how we work before you hire us.

If you are trying to work out whether we can handle what you have, spend ten minutes in one of these repositories. The code, the commit history, and the reasoning behind the decisions are all there. Then come and tell us about your situation, and we can have a much shorter conversation about whether we are a fit.