A calm builder control room for the GitLawB hosted playground. Import a GitHub repository or a live website, watch the brief and quality gates resolve, then publish.

GitAxolotl is the front door for the GitLawB app builder. It deliberately keeps the surface small:

• One source intake that accepts either a GitHub repo (owner/repo, SSH, or HTTPS URL) or a live website URL.
• A pipeline with four named steps — Intake → Brief → Build → Verify.
• A quality gates panel where every gate has an owner, a score, and visible evidence.
• A short activity log — no fake streaming, no emoji rain.
• A handoff block ready for GitHub review or the hosted playground.

No marketing-template hero sections, no decorative animation, no “AI dashboard” energy.

• Vite + React 19 + TypeScript 6
• Single-file app shell: src/App.tsx + src/index.css
• Zero runtime dependencies beyond React
• Restrained design tokens, accessible focus rings, reduced-motion aware

git clone https://github.com/GitAxolotl/gitaxolotl.git
cd gitaxolotl
npm install
npm run dev

Useful scripts:

• npm run dev — local dev server
• npm run build — type-check + Vite production build
• npm run lint — ESLint
• npm run preview — preview the production build locally

The shell is intentionally single-file so it can be lifted into playground.gitlawb.com without rewriting. The vercel.json in the repo keeps the SPA fallback and long-cache headers on /assets for a boring, predictable deploy.

MIT