A grant to help us integrate GitLab with open source OSF

GitLab is seeking to enhance its integration capabilities with the Open Science Framework (OSF) to promote open research collaboration by offering a grant of USD 8,000 - 10,000 through the Center for Open Science (COS) for developers who can facilitate this integration. OSF is an open-source platform that connects various services in the research lifecycle, already integrating with major storage providers and citation tools. The integration aims to make GitLab a viable storage option for researchers, thereby supporting research efficiency and reproducibility. Proposals for the grant should detail the team's qualifications, an assessment of relevant APIs, and a development plan for a three-month cycle. All code developed must be open source under the Apache 2.0 license, and proposals will be reviewed on a rolling basis to expedite funding and project initiation.

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