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"description": "Prototype for basic deduplication and aggregation of eCQM data","longDescription": "A CLI bundled with an electron front-end that provides data-linkage and AI deduplication for reported ACO data at scale.",
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"longDescription": "The CMS Repository Metrics Website shows an overview of software development activity across open source projects within a specified organization. This webpage is meant to be used by developers and program managers interested in repository health within CMS open source projects.",
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"longDescription": "The CMS Repository Metrics Website shows an overview of software development activity across open source projects within a specified organization. It is designed for developers and program managers interested in monitoring health and activity of CMS open source repositories.",
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- Standardized reporting on software development and licensing practices.
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- Establishment of metadata guidelines to ensure clear documentation and discoverability of software assets.
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Learn more at: https://dsacms.github.io/share-it-act-lp/
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### Does the SHARE IT Act also apply retroactively to previous custom-developed code?
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No. The SHARE IT Act applies only to custom-developed code created on or after July 21, 2025. Code developed prior to this date is not subject to its requirements, however, code created after August 8, 2016 is subject to the Federal Source Code Policy.
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Yes. All custom-developed code—whether it involves software applications, data analysis, infrastructure/devops, interoperability, or internal tools/scripts—must reside in a repository, unless it qualifies for one of the [four exemptions](https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-bill/9566/text/ih#HB45699B7E8734166BE2F6DA2A80F7909).
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### When do agencies have to comply?
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The SHARE IT Act applies to custom-developed code created on or after July 21, 2025 where agencies must:
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- store custom-developed code in a repository
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- ensure code is accessible to federal employees and is owned by the agency
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