About Divekit

Divekit is a teaching-focused toolchain for preparing, distributing, and maintaining programming exercises through repository-based workflows. It reduces repetitive setup work for course teams and gives them a more structured way to manage exercise delivery.

What Divekit is for

The project is built around repeatable teaching workflows instead of one-off course setup.

Exercise delivery Prepare and distribute programming exercises as repositories with a workflow that is easier to repeat across assignments and courses.

Teaching workflows Support recurring course tasks such as setup, variation, distribution, and related operational steps around exercise handling.

Extensible tooling Combine CLI workflows, documentation, and development extensions so the project can evolve with new teaching needs.

Who it helps

Divekit is most useful for people who need course infrastructure to stay manageable over time.

Teaching teams Lecturers, tutors, and course maintainers can use Divekit to structure programming-exercise delivery with less manual repetition.

Project contributors Contributors and plugin authors can extend the toolchain and improve how the project supports real teaching workflows.

Where to go next

Choose the next page based on whether you want to use Divekit, explore the docs, or engage with the project.

Quick Start Go straight to installation and first setup steps if you want to try Divekit in practice. Open Quick Start

Documentation Browse the structured docs when you want feature guides, formats, and reference material. Browse Documentation

Community Go to the community page if you want contribution paths, discussion channels, or development touchpoints. Open Community

Project context

Divekit sits in the teaching context around Archi-Lab and TH Köln.