Two new self-hostable Git forges reached the HN front page a week after Cursor shipped Origin.

Walgit is an MIT-licensed single binary making a write-ahead log in object storage the source of truth, treating every on-disk repo as a disposable cache and positioning explicitly against GitHub's Spokes architecture; Codefloe is a professionally hosted Forgejo fork on Hetzner in Germany with no core feature paywalled and a public infrastructure repo (Codefloe). Combined with Entire, GitLab's Project Switch and Zed's Delta, that's six credible attempts on GitHub's position inside two months.