Gitdescribed

Gitdescribed is a conceptual framework for understanding and communicating the state and progression of a Git repository. It aims to provide a human-readable overview of what a repository represents and how it has evolved, without requiring deep technical knowledge of Git commands or internal structures. The core idea is to abstract away the complexities of Git and present information in a more intuitive manner, focusing on the project's purpose, its current development status, and its history from a high-level perspective.

This framework can encompass various elements. For instance, a "Gitdescribed" entry might include a concise summary of the project's goals, its intended audience, and its primary functionalities. It would also describe the current state of the project, such as whether it is under active development, in a stable release phase, or archived. Furthermore, Gitdescribed would offer a simplified narrative of the project's history, highlighting major milestones, significant feature additions, or pivotal changes in direction, presented in a way that is accessible to non-developers. The ultimate goal is to democratize understanding of software projects managed with Git.