Logistics And Supply Chain Resources

A curated index of open-source projects, curated lists, and discovery entry points for logistics, supply chain, warehousing and procurement.

Snapshot: 2026-07-30 (updated 2026-07-30)

Each entry uses dynamic badges for ⭐ star count and last-updated date — the values refresh automatically when GitHub state changes.

See SCOPE.md for what belongs here and what belongs in a sibling repo.

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Table of Contents

• Platforms & Operating Systems
• Warehouse Management
• Optimisation & Load Planning
• Standards & Specifications
• Reference Data & APIs
• Curated Lists
• GitHub Topic Pages
• Entry Format
• Contributing

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Platforms & Operating Systems

Full-stack systems intended to run an operation, not a single function.

Fleetbase

Modular logistics and supply chain operating system (LSOS) — fleet, order, freight and warehouse modules with driver apps and route optimisation.

fleetbase/fleetbase

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Warehouse Management

org.openwms

Open Warehouse Management System — cloud-native WMS built on Spring Boot, covering material flow and TMS concerns.

openwms/org.openwms

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Optimisation & Load Planning

Single-problem solvers: fit items into a load, sequence a picker's walk.

Stack Solver

Desktop app for optimising palletizing and shipping — 3D packing of items onto pallets and into containers.

VladM7/Stack-Solver

picking-route

Improving warehouse productivity using order batching — worked Python implementation of picking-route optimisation as a travelling-salesman problem.

samirsaci/picking-route

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Standards & Specifications

The published rule itself is the payload — data models, ontologies and message formats to conform to rather than software to run.

ONE Record

Documentation and specs for IATA's ONE Record air-cargo standard — a linked-data model and API for shipment records, published as an ontology.

IATA-Cargo/ONE-Record

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Reference Data & APIs

Coded lists and lookup services. Fetch these rather than re-typing them.

ISO-Container-Codes

Coded list of ISO 6346 shipping container size and type codes, as used in international trade and electronic shipping messages. Packaged as a Data Package; also on DataHub.

datasets/ISO-Container-Codes

BIC BoxTech

API docs for BoxTech, the BIC global container database — tare weight, size/type and maximum stacking capacity per container. Repo is documentation only; the data lives behind the API at docs.bic-boxtech.org.

bic-org/Boxtech

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Curated Lists

Other people's indexes. Useful as a source of new entries for this one.

awesome-supply-chain

A curated list of supply chain blogs, podcasts, standards, projects and examples. Broad but no longer actively maintained — last touched 2023-10.

Funkmyster/awesome-supply-chain

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GitHub Topic Pages

Live discovery surfaces rather than projects. Sorting a topic by recently updated is the cheapest way to find candidates for this index.

Topic	Covers
logistics	Broadest of the set — transport, fleet, freight, warehousing
supply-chain	Also catches software-supply-chain security repos; filter accordingly
supply-chain-management	Cleaner than supply-chain for the physical-goods sense
procurement	Sourcing, tendering, purchasing, e-procurement platforms
palletizing	Narrow and high-signal — pallet/container packing solvers, and robot palletizing cells. Feeds Optimisation & Load Planning

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Entry Format

Every project entry follows this exact shape — header, one-line description, badges line, link line, blank line between entries:

### Project Name

One-line description.

![Stars](https://img.shields.io/github/stars/OWNER/REPO?style=flat) ![Last commit](https://img.shields.io/github/last-commit/OWNER/REPO?style=flat)

[OWNER/REPO](https://github.com/OWNER/REPO)

Rules:

• Header (###) is the project's short name, not OWNER/REPO. If the bare name collides with an existing entry, disambiguate with a (owner) suffix.
• Description is one sentence. No marketing fluff. Note it if the project looks abandoned.
• Badges are exactly two — Stars then Last commit, both style=flat, on one line.
• Link line is the bare OWNER/REPO text wrapped in a link to the repo root.

Non-repo resources (topic pages, standards bodies, hosted APIs) go in a table instead — they have no stars to badge.

Contributing

This is a personal index, but the add-repos skill in .claude/skills/ automates additions: paste GitHub URLs with optional notes and it dedupes, classifies, fetches descriptions, and rewrites the snapshot date.