Yuma IT ❤️loves open-source!

Everything below is public code we build and maintain. Read it, run it, fork it, or send a patch. Releasing work openly is part of how we operate: it lets smaller organisations and community groups run real software without licensing overhead, and it keeps us honest about the quality of the tools we put our name on.

All of it lives under github.com/yumaitau (opens in a new tab). Related reading: our open-source service and wider project work.

Our open-source projects

• TypeScriptMPL-2.0

  WildTrack360 on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

  Wildlife rehabilitation management for Australian carers and centres

  Tracks animals from admission through care to release, with the compliance paperwork wildlife groups actually have to file: release checklists, hygiene logs, incident reports, transfers, permanent care applications and NSW annual reporting. Multi-tenant, role and species based access control, carer licensing and training records, growth charts built on published reference data for macropods, possums and flying foxes, and an MCP endpoint so AI assistants can answer questions on a carer's behalf.

  • Wildlife Conservation
  • Next.js
  • Self-Hosted
  • MCP

  Source code for WildTrack360 (opens in a new tab)Project site for WildTrack360 (opens in a new tab)
• TypeScriptMIT

  GatherHub on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

  Operations software for community sports clubs and volunteer-run organisations

  Members, teams, events, attendance, volunteers, sponsors and a generated public club site in one place. KitTrace handles asset and kit tracking with QR and NFC tags, full check-out and transfer history, and an immutable audit log. Public QR routes carry only an opaque id, so scanning a tag reveals nothing until the server has checked permissions. Sport packs cover soccer, rugby union and league, cricket, hockey, netball and basketball.

  • Community Sport
  • Not-for-Profit
  • QR/NFC
  • Convex

  Source code for GatherHub (opens in a new tab)
• TypeScript

  Muster on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

  Self-hosted agent operations platform for clubs and not-for-profits

  Runs configurable AI agents against real back-office work with approvals, run history, artifacts and audit logs around every action. Ships with a Xero finance connector, an inbound email workflow that turns supplier bills into Xero files, and playbooks for recurring routines such as weekly finance control and month-end governance. Model and storage providers are environment variables, so swapping MinIO for S3 or OpenAI for Ollama needs no code change.

  • AI Agents
  • Automation
  • Xero
  • Docker

  Source code for Muster (opens in a new tab)
• TypeScript

  TrustForge AI on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

  Evidence-backed trust registry for AI companies, products and agents

  A registry for recording and scoring the trustworthiness of AI companies, products, models, APIs, agents, skills and MCP servers, with the evidence behind each claim attached. Multi-tenant by design, with trust-scoring primitives, a documented domain model and an MCP Streamable HTTP endpoint so other agents can query the registry directly.

  • AI Governance
  • Trust & Safety
  • MCP
  • Next.js

  Source code for TrustForge AI (opens in a new tab)
• TypeScriptApache-2.0

  MirrorMirror on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

  Durable Git mirrors for every repository in a GitHub organisation

  A worker discovers every repository a token can read in one organisation and keeps a bare mirror of every branch and tag on disk you control. The dashboard reports mirror health and lets an operator queue a single repository or the whole organisation early. Containers drop privileges after granting access to the mounted data root, and the token only ever needs metadata and contents read.

  • Backup
  • GitHub
  • Self-Hosted
  • Docker

  Source code for MirrorMirror (opens in a new tab)
• SwiftApache-2.0

  RunHub on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

  macOS menu bar app for self-hosted GitHub Actions runners

  Adopts runners you have already configured and launches them inside your logged-in GUI session, so signing certificates, provisioning profiles and notarisation credentials in the unlocked login Keychain stay available to jobs. Shows stopped, starting, idle, busy and failed states plus the running job name, stops the whole process tree on quit so nothing is orphaned, and warns before quitting mid-job. Builds are Developer ID signed and notarised.

  • macOS
  • CI/CD
  • GitHub Actions
  • Developer Tools

  Source code for RunHub (opens in a new tab)
• Markdown

  skills on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

  The agent skills we use internally, published for anyone to read

  Focused instructions that keep our AI coding assistants consistent on repeatable work. Includes human-copy-style, a copy baseline with Australian spelling and guardrails against the usual AI tells; portfolio-copywriter for marketing and service page copy; and dot-product, which reads a codebase and produces a folder of sales-oriented product knowledge files.

  • AI Agents
  • Claude Skills
  • Prompting
  • Writing

  Source code for skills (opens in a new tab)
• PHPMIT

  laravel-random-token on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

  Short, safe, user-facing random tokens for Laravel

  Generates short random tokens meant to be read aloud and typed by people, with a bad-words list so a generated code never turns into something you have to apologise for. Configurable length, published on Packagist, installed with a single composer require.

  • Laravel
  • PHP
  • Package
  • Developer Tools

  Source code for laravel-random-token (opens in a new tab)Project site for laravel-random-token (opens in a new tab)