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Show HN: Silverfish IDP – a low cost, language‑first Internal Developer Portal"
I’ve just released the first public version of the Silverfish IDP, a low-cost (free for ever for public repos) Internal Developer Portal focused on helping developers and teams understand the structure of their software estates without needing a complex platform rollout and without signing up to $1000s a year for the privilege.<p>The Silverfish IDP connects your GitHub repositories to the components, dependencies, and organisational structure behind them. It gives you a language‑first view of your engineering landscape, starting with repository discovery and component mapping.<p>## What’s in the initial release<p>- GitHub sign‑in and onboarding - Workspaces and Organizations - Repository mapping + scan‑state control - Component + dependency discovery for supported languages (.NET languages: C#, F# & VB.Net, along with Ruby) - In‑product docs<p>## Short‑term roadmap<p>- More languages for component discovery - Fully implemented hierarchy support - Better component map visualisations - Workspace/org membership - Support for multiple organisations<p>See <a href="https://dashboard.silverfishsoftware.com/documentation/roadmap" rel="nofollow">https://dashboard.silverfishsoftware.com/documentation/roadm...</a> for what will be coming after that.<p>This is very much an MVP release, but the foundations are solid, and now it’s in the hands of real developers. We’re excited to see how it grows.<p>If you’re interested in trying it out, head to <a href="https://dashboard.silverfishsoftware.com" rel="nofollow">https://dashboard.silverfishsoftware.com</a> and get logged in and using it.
Silverfish IDP addresses a relevant need in platform engineering but faces intense competition from established open-source and enterprise solutions like Backstage and Port. The project is in a very early MVP stage with minimal traction and an unproven team, making it a high-risk prospect for venture capital at this time.