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These public forks are working copies of upstream projects, not original projects or claims of authorship of their full codebases. Repository descriptions identify them as contribution workspaces; their website links lead to the contribution index or to upstream PR history. Their upstream READMEs, licenses, commit history, and contribution branches remain intact. Actual contributions are presented through upstream PRs, commits, reviews, and reports in the evidence index.
This organization pass retains every fork, including all active contribution workspaces. It does not close PRs, delete branches, rename upstream projects, or add branding commits to their development branches. The tables cover the 36 public forks visible in the 2026-09-28 repository snapshot.
| Workspace | Upstream project | Contribution history |
|---|---|---|
| carla | carla-simulator/carla | All PR states |
| chromium | chromium/chromium | All PR states |
| Lean | QuantConnect/Lean | All PR states |
| magic-trace | janestreet/magic-trace | All PR states |
| qlib | microsoft/qlib | All PR states |
An open PR or unpublished branch is a reason to retain a workspace, not to clean it away. A merged or closed PR also remains part of the contribution record. No fork is labelled inactive solely because it was not selected for the profile homepage.
GitHub repository lists are not folders: this index supplies a navigation layer without transferring ownership or disturbing PR references. A public fork cannot independently be made private; see GitHub's fork visibility documentation.
Per-project PR searches may require GitHub sign-in. Direct, verified contribution links are available in UPSTREAM.md.