Hello Lasal,

Nice to have you here with us! Under FOSSology, we have 3 projects with which we participate in GSoC. Hopefully we will be selected as an organization this year around as well by Google.

I'll give you a brief overview of the projects so you can explore more about them.

1. The major project is FOSSology itself. https://github.com/fossology/fossology
   It is an open source license complain toolkit which helps you find out different licenses which are present in a given source code. With the help of a web based UI, users can then curate the results and generate the reports required for compliance.
   
2. As a part of FOSSology, a new scanner called Atarashi. https://github.com/fossology/atarashi
   Atarashi uses various text statistic techniques like tf-idf, dld, n-grams, etc. to identify license related text in a source file. It is designed to work stand-alone and with FOSSology.
   
3. This year, a new project was introduced called Nirjas. https://github.com/fossology/Nirjas
   It is a python library and a stand-alone tool which can extract comments from a source code, differentiate between multiline and single line comments, do a sloc count, etc.

For all the three projects, you can find the issues labelled as "good first issue" to start with. If you need further help, please feel free to drop an email, open an issue or ping us on our slack channel:

https://join.slack.com/t/fossology/shared_invite/enQtNzI0OTEzMTk0MjYzLTYyZWQxNDc0N2JiZGU2YmI3YmI1NjE4NDVjOGYxMTVjNGY3Y2MzZmM1OGZmMWI5NTRjMzJlNjExZGU2N2I5NGY

With best regards,

Gaurav Mishra