Here's the README — output only, no fences, no explanation:
Version control for your roast profiles, finally linked to the cupping scores that actually matter.
CupScore Ledger ties green coffee lot provenance — farm, cooperative, processing method, harvest year, importer lot number — directly to every roast profile version and the cupping scores that came out of it, so specialty roasters can actually reproduce their best batches instead of chasing ghosts. It diffs roast curves like git diffs code, flags when a new lot from the same origin diverges from baseline, and builds a searchable sensory history your whole team can query. The specialty coffee industry charges $28 a bag and tracks their data in a Google Sheet; that's embarrassing.
- Full lot provenance chain from farm gate to roaster, stored and queryable at every profile version
- Roast curve diffing engine with sub-2-second delta resolution across up to 10,000 historical profiles
- Native sync with Cropster and Artisan via a webhook bridge that took me three weeks to get right
- Cupping score timelines auto-correlated against development time percentage, charge temp, and RoR inflection — no manual tagging
- Divergence alerts when a new importer lot breaks your established sensory baseline. Ships on day one.
Cropster, Artisan, Typica, RoasterTools, Stripe, Google Sheets (import only, because of course you're coming from there), SensoryBase, LotTrackr, Algolia, Airtable, GreenLink API, CuppingCloud
CupScore Ledger is built as a set of loosely coupled microservices — an ingestion layer, a diff engine, a query API, and a notification bus — all coordinated through a Redis-backed event store that handles the full audit history. Roast profile data is persisted in MongoDB, which gives the schema flexibility needed to handle the chaos of real-world green lot metadata without bolting on a migration every time a farm changes their processing nomenclature. The diff engine runs as an isolated worker pool and is the only part of the system I'm genuinely proud of at the architectural level. Everything talks JSON over HTTP; no message queues, no distributed tracing, no nonsense.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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