Project Summary
Para-Scope is a lightweight, self-hosted event hub and operational dashboard designed for personal use or small teams.
It lets you:
Ingest events from webhooks and scheduled polls
Match events using rules and conditions
Run actions such as updating shared fields, sending notifications, forwarding HTTP requests, or browser push notifications
Build a modular dashboard with status indicators, charts, clocks, recent activity, and other widgets
Unlike heavy monitoring stacks (Prometheus/Grafana) or full workflow engines (n8n), Para-Scope is intentionally simple.
It is ideal for people who want a central place to watch services, react to events, and keep operational visibility without the complexity of a full observability platform.
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took an estimated 8 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in July, 2026
ending with its most recent commit 30 days ago
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