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Left: hard to use. Right: easy. Bottom: made for small, simple setups. Top: made for big, real systems. A checklist puts every dot, not a person.
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Community-edited map of local DevEx tools: Compass, Adoption Radar, Lab and Journeys. https://roadmap.flisk.si
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Read the full README ↗roadmap.flisk.si: a community-edited map of 376 developer tools, 44 roles and 400 agent skills, drawn eight ways. Live GitHub numbers, a public checklist, and a Findings page of what the data says.
| View | What it shows | Sub-tabs |
|---|---|---|
| Compass | Easy to use (left → right) against whether it is made for small, simple setups or big, real systems (bottom → top) | One per family |
| Adoption Radar | Adopt, Trial, Assess or Hold, from release and maturity signals | One per family; a family splits into its categories |
| Lab | Every tool as an element in a periodic table | One per family |
| Journeys | Seven levels from Package Wrangler to Platform Architect, as a metro line | Backend, AI & agents, Platform |
| Roles | 44 jobs (SRE, Platform, Forward Deployed, Benchmark Engineer…) and the tools each one needs: must have, every day, good to know | One per group of jobs |
| Skills | 400 free AI agent skills from GitHub, each tested by Haiku: does it get picked for the right request, and is it followed right | One per kind of skill |
| Portfolio | Rate the tools you know 0–3: get your best-fit role, your skill shape and a page to share (a link, a download, or pages.flisk.si) | One per family |
| Ask | Type yarn vs npm vs bun and get a side-by-side answer from the data, no AI call. Hand it to your own AI for an opinion | None |
Every sub-tab has its own URL, so a link opens exactly the view you shared. Hover or focus a tool for details. Click up to 5 tools, in any view, to compare them side by side; the picks stay in the URL, so a comparison can be shared.
_data/rubric.yml. Its Radar ring follows the ring rules in the same file, with an evidence link.ruby scripts/eval-skills.rb tests every skill with Haiku through claude -p and writes _data/skill_evals.json (about 400 calls, a few dollars). The test questions live with each skill in _data/skills/*.yml: two requests where the skill should be used, one that only sounds similar, and the first step the skill asks for. A stronger model wrote them from each skill's own text; Haiku only takes the test. Run one skill with --only <id>, or a smoke test with --limit 5.
GITHUB_TOKEN=... ruby scripts/fetch-github.rb writes stars, last release and archive status to _data/github.json and _data/skill_repos.json. CI runs it on every build and every Monday.
See CONTRIBUTING.md. In short: edit _data/tools/<family>.yml, run ruby scripts/check-data.rb, open a pull request with a source.
bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serve
Or with Docker, no Ruby needed:
docker run --rm -p 4000:4000 -v "$PWD:/site" -w /site ruby:3.3 sh -c "bundle install && bundle exec jekyll serve -H 0.0.0.0"
Jekyll on GitHub Pages, from the flisk-sh/comparer template that also powers cmd.flisk.sh.
| Path | What it holds |
|---|---|
_data/families.yml | The eight families: sub-tabs, Radar slices, Lab groups |
_data/tools/<family>.yml | The tools |
_data/rubric.yml | Compass criteria, Radar rings, licenses |
_data/journeys.yml | Levels, tracks and Flisk's status per level |
_data/meta.yml | The four views and site-wide text |
_plugins/view_pages.rb | Builds one page per view and sub-tab |
assets/js/app.js | Draws the charts from assets/data.json |
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