The software tools (and similar things) that came out of LOSH

appropedia-scraper - Fetches the list of project names hosted on appropedia.org, and makes them available as (updated weekly):
- appro_proj_names.csv - the list of project names, in the same format as OpenKnowHow/okh-search/projects_okhs.csv
- appro_yaml_urls.csv - the table containing only the OKH v1 file URLs
okh-tool - Rust CLI tool with various sub-commands:
- val - validates manifest files:
  - OKH v1, YAML
  - OKH LOSHv1, TOML
- conv - converts manifest files from OKH v1 to LOSHv1 (lossy)
- gen - (WIP) generates an OKH LOSHv1 file, given a (preferably git) local checkout of an OSH project
OKH LOSHv1 RDF tripple-store tester - Allows to easily test an OKH RDF DB locally, with a fully automated setup, allowing for SPARQL querries on the data.
OKH-JSON-Schemas - A repo containing only the JSON-Schemas for OKH v1 and LOSHv1 manifests. These allow to validate manifest files, and to generate examples. They are also (in my (Robins) opinion) the best way to document a manifest file format, as they are:
- targeting JSON, YAML, TOML and some other formats
- videly supported
- machine readable &
- human oriented
- extendable, as in: unknown keys are ignored by tools that don't know them
- allow IDEs to show context-menu help or indicate errors

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