Open Source for Open Government
We believe the tools of government should be as transparent as government itself. These open-source projects are built to empower cities, reduce costs, and put technology in the hands of the people who serve the public.
Free tools. Public code. Better government.
Save Taxpayer Money
Replace expensive proprietary software with free, community-maintained alternatives.
Transparent by Design
Every line of code is public. No black boxes, no vendor lock-in, no hidden fees.
Community-Driven
Built by and for the people who use them. Contributions welcome from developers everywhere.
MuniMinus
In DevelopmentAn Open-Source Replacement for CivicPlus
MuniMinus is a free, open-source platform designed to replace expensive proprietary municipal website systems like CivicPlus. Cities and towns across America pay tens of thousands of dollars annually for CivicPlus licenses — money that could be better spent on streets, parks, and public safety.
MuniMinus provides everything a city needs: meeting agendas and minutes, public notices, department pages, forms, document repositories, event calendars, and emergency alerts — all built on modern, accessible web standards. It's designed to be deployed by any city IT department or contracted developer, with no recurring licensing fees.
Why It Matters
Cities across Oklahoma — and the country — spend $15,000 to $50,000+ per year on CivicPlus and similar platforms. That's taxpayer money going to a private company for what should be a public utility. MuniMinus is built to give that money back to communities by providing a free, modern, and fully functional alternative.
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MuniRevenue
In DevelopmentRevenue Forecasting & Analysis for Oklahoma Municipalities
MuniRevenue is an open-source revenue forecasting and analysis tool built specifically for cities and counties in Oklahoma. It monitors and analyzes revenue from Lodging Tax, Sales Tax, and Use Tax — the three primary revenue streams that fund municipal operations.
Municipal finance officers and elected officials need clear, timely visibility into revenue trends to make informed budget decisions. MuniRevenue pulls data from the Oklahoma Tax Commission, normalizes it, and presents it in dashboards that make trends, anomalies, and forecasts immediately visible.
Why It Matters
Most Oklahoma cities rely on spreadsheets and delayed reports from the Oklahoma Tax Commission to understand their revenue. MuniRevenue automates this process, giving finance officers and council members real-time insight into the money that funds police, fire, streets, and parks.
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MayorGPT
PublishedAI Agents, Prompts & Skills for Mayors and City Officials
MayorGPT is a published, open-source toolkit of AI agents, prompts, and skills built specifically for mayors, city council members, city managers, clerks, attorneys, department directors, and municipal consultants.
The repo contains 34 role-based agents mirroring real city hall positions, 73 reusable prompts covering the full lifecycle of municipal work, and 82 Claude-compatible skill bundles. A context-pack system lets any city layer in their specific charter, code, and local norms as a configuration overlay — making it immediately useful without modification.
Built from real day-to-day work as Mayor of Yukon, Oklahoma. Not from the outside looking in.
Why It Matters
Most city council members are volunteers or minimally compensated citizens serving their communities. They're up against professional lobbyists, developers with legal teams, and bureaucracies with decades of institutional knowledge. MayorGPT gives every elected official an AI-powered research assistant, policy analyst, and communications aide — for free. It's built on the principle that municipal process integrity and public trust should be baked into every output.
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Contribute to Open Government
These projects are open source and welcome contributions from developers, designers, municipal employees, and elected officials. Every pull request makes government work better for everyone.