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Please note that the labels below are usually included in the README.MD file of the project repository. If the project has been forked, the label will be carried over to the new organisation. JetBrains is solely responsible for repositories under the JetBrains and Kotlin organisations. If you have forked one of JetBrains repositories, please make sure you remove the corresponding labels.

JetBrains is a strong proponent of open source software and maintains a number of repositories on GitHub. To help you easily identify the various types of repositories, we have created a group of badges.

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Official projects are officially supported by JetBrains. These can be products, plugins, learning materials, books, and more. Here are just a few examples:

Products: IntelliJ IDEA CE and PyCharm CE
Languages: Kotlin and MPS
Learning Materials: Kotlin Workshop and PhpStorm Workshop
Plugins: IntelliJ IDEA Scala Plugin and Unity Support for ReSharper and Rider

Official Projects are available for all to use in accordance to the licensing terms and are fully supported by JetBrains.

Team projects are created by JetBrains employees. These projects include 20% projects, Internal hackathons, those that support product development process, and/or benefit the JetBrains developer community.

20% Project: YouTrack Mobile
Internal Hackathon: Ideolog and IntelliJ IDEA Feature Suggester
Community: Client for TeamCity REST API written in Kotlin

Team Projects are available for all to use in accordance to the licensing terms, despite not being officially supported. However, there are times that Team Projects become Official Projects.

Obsolete projects are those that have been discontinued, superseded, or historical.

To view JetBrains open source projects on GitHub visit https://github.com/JetBrains.

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