Any more thoughts? Otherwise we could go ahead. Il gio 1 ott 2026, 06:07 Andrea Cosentino <[email protected]> ha scritto:
> Hello, > > I think this is the natural home for a project like that. > > +1 from my side > > Thanks > > Il mer 30 set 2026, 15:52 Luigi De Masi <[email protected]> ha > scritto: > >> Hello Camel developers, >> >> I would like to propose donating Camel Kit and Camel Kit Knowledge to >> the Apache Software Foundation and continuing their development as a >> Camel subproject. >> >> I've been working on Camel Kit to help developers use AI coding >> assistants for Camel integration development. It provides skills and >> workflows for requirements gathering, >> design, implementation, testing, migration, and troubleshooting. It is >> available as a standalone CLI and a Camel JBang plugin, and supports >> several coding agents so users >> can work with their preferred tools. >> >> Camel Kit Knowledge is the companion MCP server. It provides >> searchable Camel documentation, component metadata, release notes, and >> security advisories, along with >> endpoint URI validation against the Camel catalog. The idea is to give >> agents access to Camel-specific information and validation tools >> throughout the development process. >> >> The proposed donation covers these two repositories, both currently >> available under the Apache License 2.0: >> >> - Camel Kit: https://github.com/luigidemasi/camel-kit >> - Camel Kit Knowledge: https://github.com/luigidemasi/camel-kit-knowledge >> >> I recently published a walkthrough on the Camel blog showing Camel Kit >> working with Camel TUI. It takes an integration from requirements to >> running routes, then uses the same agent >> conversation to inspect and fix its behaviour: >> https://camel.apache.org/blog/2026/09/camel-tui-byoa/ >> >> I think this would fit well within Camel's developer tooling. >> Developing it with the community would let us share and improve the >> guidance we give coding agents, and keep it aligned with >> Camel as it evolves. >> >> I'd like to continue maintaining both projects and work with anyone >> interested in contributing. If the community is interested, I'm happy >> to work with the PMC on the software grant, >> IP clearance, and repository transition. >> >> What do you think? >> >> Thanks, >> >> -- >> Luigi De Masi >> >
