Release Drop
Use a version, date, project name, and approved visual material to commemorate a shipped release.
Manual pilot conceptGitHub · pilot concept
You ship software.
We ship the shirts.
A release, contributor milestone, or repository moment can become the starting point for a manually reviewed team Drop.
Concept, not integrationNo app to install.
No repository access required.
No repository access required.
For early pilots, a repository URL and the milestone context are enough to begin a conversation.
Future workflow
From digital milestone to physical artifact.
The future system should make a useful brief easier—not make GitHub the identity of CodeSewn.
- 01GitHub release
The team selects a release or contributor moment.
- 02CodeSewn Drop
Identity, rights, scope, and product inputs are reviewed.
- 03Private team claim
Each wearer chooses fit and fulfillment privately.
- 04Confirmed production
Nothing proceeds until product, timing, price, and artwork are approved.
Possible future products
Start with two useful moments.
Contributor Drop
Recognize maintainers or a community milestone through an opt-in, team-funded edition.
Manual pilot conceptGuardrails
Builder-native. Permission-aware.
- Never request source code or credentials.
- Never imply access to a private repository.
- Confirm rights to names, logos, and artwork.
- Confirm supplier details before production claims.
Pilot interest
Tell us which milestone should become a Drop.
This is research and a potential manual pilot—not an automated GitHub product.
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