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Ruma homeserver

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An early Rust homeserver by the Ruma project; archived (the Ruma libraries live on and power the Conduit family).

homeserver

Last commit
Sept 2021 5 years ago · 2 Sept
Commits, last year
0 0 in 90 days
Authors, 90 days
0 0 in a year, 1 ever
Bus factor
— no commits in the last year
Last release
— no tags
Lines of code
103 Markdown

AI

Nothing found on any of the three axes. What we look for

PolicyNo policy found (fits the chosen stance)(against the chosen stance) Dev useNone found (fits the chosen stance)(against the chosen stance) In productNone found (fits the chosen stance)(against the chosen stance)
  • Collector: 0 of 0 commits in the last year credit an AI tool (—). 0 agent files, 0 AI workflows. A lower bound: most AI use leaves no trace.

Activity

No commits in the last 365 days; the last one was on 2 Sept 2021. Bots are not counted.

Languages

  • Markdown100.0 %
by lines of code (scc)

Features

FeatureValueHow we knowEvidence
Language Rust — —
Database Not found: Not found — —
Federation Not found: Not found — —
OIDC delegation (MAS) Not found: Not found
no reference to MSC3861/2964/2965/2967 found in the code
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Native sliding sync Not found: Not found
no reference to MSC4186 found in the code
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Workers / scaling Not found: Not found — —
Authenticated media Not found: Not found
no reference to MSC3916 found in the code
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Health signals

Bus factor (last year)
—
Issue first response
not measured (the forge did not give it)
Release cadence
0 tags in the last year
CI
none found
Tests
none found
Security policy
none found
Licence
—
Funding
none listed
Telemetry SDKs in manifests
none found

Repositories

RepositoryRoleActivityLast commitCommits 1yAuthors 90dMeasured at
github.com/ruma/homeserver main Abandoned 2 Sept 2021 0 0 ce1399894

Notes

The default branch holds only a README.

Researched by an AI agent (Claude) on 5 Nov 2026, not checked by a person; metrics collected on 5 Nov 2026. Source file: data/projects/server/ruma-homeserver.yaml. Spotted a mistake? Open an issue with a link.