Open Source Software — Designed for Agentic Workflows
We build tools and educational resources at the intersection of developer tooling, data provenance, and agentic systems. Our specific domain is Python ↔ Rust interop: reaching for Rust from Python — bindings, real threads beyond the GIL, and type-system rigor — without giving up what makes Python productive.
| Repo | Description |
|---|---|
| rust-for-pythonistas | Learn Rust through Python analogies — from ownership to content-addressable data |
| agents | Rules templates and skills for Centaur Developers (human / agent contributors) |
| Repo | Description |
|---|---|
| newt-agent | Small, fast, local-first agentic coder — vi to Hermes-Agent's emacs |
| agent-bridle | The capability leash for agent tools — a capability-governed tool registry for the Gilamonster agent line |
| agent-mesh | Cryptographic peer-to-peer agent coordination — vi-minimal mesh, no broker |
| hermes-thoon | A fork of hermes-agent made for SPEED |
| monitor-agent | A lightweight systems monitoring agent for operations |
"Computer Science has as much to do with Computers as Astronomy does with Telescopes." — Edsger W. Dijkstra
Every project here is a telescope, not the sky. The code, the tools, the frameworks — they exist to serve something beyond themselves. User data is sovereign. Tools are replaceable. Formats should be plain text. Don't build lock-in.
All repositories in this org enforce safety gates: secret scanning, push
protection, and CI checks that reject leaked credentials or private
infrastructure details. See each repo's CONTRIBUTING.md for details.
