CERNify

CERNify is a web app (traditional + AI) that turns messy project files into publish-ready open hardware documentation. Most open hardware projects stall at the boring part: organizing BOMs, schematics, firmware links, assembly steps, licensing, and release notes. Users connect a GitHub/GitLab repo or upload a ZIP; the app scans common EDA outputs (KiCad, Gerber, PDFs), extracts a structured BOM, detects missing artifacts, and generates a documentation site (README, assembly guide, test procedure, changelog) aligned to CERN-OHL / OSHWA expectations. It also flags license conflicts (e.g., proprietary CAD exports, incompatible code licenses) and creates a “release checklist” so maintainers can ship v1.0 without embarrassment. The AI is used for summarization, step-by-step assembly drafts, and consistency checks—not for inventing engineering facts. Output is a static site you can host on GitHub Pages, plus a release bundle ZIP.