What is SustainHub? SustainHub is not just a simulator — it’s a step toward rethinking open-source sustainability. We model contributors as autonomous agents who interact with tasks (like bug fixe...

Final Evaluation: From Agents to Collaboration — The Complete Journey of SustainHub Hello everyone! As GSoC 2025 draws to a close, I am both excited and reflective while writing this final evalua...

Week 12: Writing the Paper and Finalizing the README This week marked a significant milestone for SustainHub: transforming the technical work of the past weeks into formal documentation and resear...

Week 11: Expanded Metrics and Reassignment Overhead Tracking This week, SustainHub’s focus was on deepening analytical capabilities by expanding the tracked metrics. We refined the computation of ...

Week 10: Adaptive Controls and NetLogo-Based Visualization This week, SustainHub made significant progress in simulation adaptability and visual representation. Two new interactive parameters were...

Week 9: Enhancing the SustainHub GUI — Usability and Aesthetics Following the successful integration of a basic GUI in Week 8, Week 9 focused on refining the interface to improve user experience, ...

Week 8: Making SustainHub Interactive — GUI Integration Begins After several weeks of backend development and metric evaluation, Week 8 marked the beginning of GUI integration for SustainHub. The ...

Week 7: Stress Testing SustainHub — Resilience Quotient and System Robustness This week, we focused on taking the next major step in our evaluation pipeline — measuring resilience. While last week...

Midterm Evaluation: Reflecting on the Journey of SustainHub Hello everyone! As I reach the halfway point of my Google Summer of Code 2025 journey with the Orthogonal Research and Education Lab, I’...

Week 6: Measuring Harmony — A Metric for Sustainable Collaboration This week, we focused on quantifying community dynamics by introducing the Harmony Index, a metric designed to evaluate both indi...