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[Tools created by other teams and agencies](#tools-created-by-other-teams-and-agencies)
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-[CMS CMCS](#cms-cmcs-codejson-aggregator)
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-[CDC](#cdc-share-it-act-repository)
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## Creating a code.json file in your repository
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Users can fill out a web form that creates a code.json file to be uploaded to a project's source code repository: https://dsacms.github.io/codejson-generator.
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### Using automated-codejson-generator
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*This method works best for repositories hosted on GitHub with GitHub Actions enabled.*
Below are tools other teams and agencies developed to create a consolidated software inventory for the SHARE IT Act. They include methods to retrieve necessary metadata from private and internal repositories.
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### CMS CMCS code.json aggregator
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mac-fc-aggregate-codejson aggregates code.json files from all private and internal repositories in a GitHub organization
The CDC SHARE IT Act Repository gathers and consolidates repository metadata from various code environments by generating code.json files in all repositories, having project teams review and correct information for accuracy, then creating an index file containing all aggregated code.json metadata.
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