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Doğu Abaris

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Doğu Abaris

Co-founder at Tityra | Software and data engineer

About the author

Doğu Abaris is a software and data engineer who co-founded Tityra. He contributes to open-source software and web standards, and has more than a decade of experience building maintainable front-end and back-end systems for production.

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Doğu Abaris is a software and data engineer and a co-founder of Tityra. For more than a decade, he has built maintainable software for production, working across front-end and back-end development. He also contributes to open-source software and web standards.

From February to August 2026, he chaired the W3C AI Content Disclosure Community Group, which explores machine-readable disclosure of AI-authored and AI-assisted content. He has also authored IETF Internet-Drafts on AI content disclosure and JSON-based configuration management.

Doğu has contributed to Wikimedia projects and MediaWiki development as an open-source volunteer since 2011. He has also been a Wikipedia editor for 14 years. His work spans MediaWiki core and extensions, reusable interface components and developer libraries, including Codex PHP (a PHP library for building interface components) and Leximorph (a library for language-specific text transformations, such as plurals and grammatical forms).

In 2025, GWALN, a project he built with Damjan Dimitrov, won first place in the Grokipedia vs Wikipedia challenge at the DKG Global Hackathon. His Telytics project took fifth prize in the Startit Breakout Hackathon Side Track.