Ok, family and friends and #guix peeps, the #guixrouter initial push is up on codeberg as promised.
https://codeberg.org/dlakelan/guixrouter
There's also a semi-extensive discussion of how to use it in the README which is visible at the repo page, it probably needs a bit more discussion in the readme even, so I'll be working on that. Right now, I'd love it if people take a look and If you have questions put them here or in an issue and I'll try to write answers into the README.
Codeberg is different.
Codeberg is a non-profit.
Moreover, it is a *democratic* non-profit. You can (and, if you actively use Codeberg, should) become a member and you will have an equal vote and a fair say in the running of the association, and in any decisions we make about what to offer and what not to offer.
This democratic right is guaranteed to you not only by our constitution, but by German law, which guarantees that the membership as a whole has the ultimate decision-making power.

ci.guix.moe is a small build farm I run that builds packages and serves substitutes (pre-built binary cache) for the Guix community. It’s the primary service under “Guix Moe” and provides infrastructure for other services.\nMainly focused on substitutes availability, it reuses upstream Guix substitutes. With a modified layout for cached substitutes (similiar to a proposed idea), this build farm also demonstrates a mirroring approach that is easy to set up and can be used right now.\n
I wanted minimalistic (binaries only) #guix #ai channel for a long time and could not find one.
Agent were mostly parts of someone's huge channel or system configuration. So I took https://codeberg.org/daym/guix-ai-cloud and forked it.
Current packages:
- claude-code
- codex
- opencode + emacs-opencode
- editor code assistant (eca) + emacs-editor-code-assistant