Why openness
Closed systems decide for people. Open systems let people decide for themselves: inspect the code, run it, change it, and keep it after the company that built it is gone.
We intend to publish what we build for this work with a licence, documentation and source. Until something is real, this page lists no repository, no star count and no download.
Status key
- Intent
- We have committed to publishing this. No code yet.
- In progress
- Being built or cleaned up for release.
- Released
- Public, with a licence and documentation.
What we are working on
Nothing is public yet.
There is no repository to point to. When there is, it will be listed here with its licence and documentation.
Intent Publish the tools and documents behind this work, openly licensed.
What open does not mean
It does not mean every internal note is public, and it is not a claim that open code is automatically good code. It means the things people depend on can be inspected, used and kept.
Follow this work
Not yet published. If a channel is opened, it will be listed here.