Open-source tooling for documentation integrity and well-governed software.
Independent developer based in Italy · building in the open since 2025
I write software that favours explicit correctness over clever shortcuts: definitive fixes instead of workarounds, documented decisions instead of tribal knowledge, and tooling that can be trusted in CI as much as on a laptop.
Most of my work is in Python, but PythonWoods is a general developer identity and not every project is tied to a single language.
🔍 Zenzic
A static documentation integrity linter. Zenzic analyses documentation sources without executing them, catching broken references and structural issues before they reach readers.
| Distribution | Where |
|---|---|
| Command-line tool | PyPI — zenzic |
| Editor extension | VS Code Marketplace · Open VSX |
| CI integration | GitHub Action — zenzic-action |
- Structum — a dependency-injection and plugin framework, currently pre-alpha.
Every repository follows the same engineering baseline:
- 📐 Architecture Decision Records — numbered ADRs document every significant choice
- ⚖️ REUSE / SPDX — machine-readable licensing on every file
- 📝 Conventional Commits — atomic, readable history
- 🔒 Security first — coordinated disclosure through each project's
SECURITY.md
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