Open Source

Our Open Source Philosophy

We build on open source and we give back to open source. This isn’t a marketing strategy - it’s how good software gets built.

What We Open Source

SDKs and Client Libraries

All our client libraries are open source (MIT licensed):

• Python SDK
• TypeScript/Node SDK
• Go SDK (coming)

Customers should be able to read, audit, and contribute to the code that runs in their infrastructure.

Evaluation Frameworks

Our core evaluation primitives - metrics, scorers, and test runners - are open source. This includes:

• Standard evaluation metrics (factuality, relevance, toxicity, etc.)
• Dataset utilities for managing test data
• CLI tools for running evaluations locally

Integrations

Integrations with popular AI frameworks (LangChain, LlamaIndex, CrewAI, AutoGen) are open source and community-maintained.

Research and Datasets

When we publish research, we release the datasets and code to reproduce our results. No “available upon request” - it’s on GitHub.

What We Keep Proprietary

• The platform itself (API, dashboard, infrastructure)
• Enterprise features (SSO, RBAC, audit logs)
• Proprietary evaluation models fine-tuned on our data

This is the open-core model: the tools are free and open, the platform is a paid product.

Contributing to Other Projects

We actively contribute to the projects we depend on:

• Bug fixes, performance improvements, and documentation
• Financial sponsorship of critical dependencies
• Upstream first - we contribute fixes to the source rather than maintaining private forks

How to Contribute to Future AGI

Issues

• Check existing issues before filing a new one
• Include reproduction steps, expected behavior, and actual behavior
• Label requests with bug, feature, or docs

Pull Requests

• Fork the repo, create a branch, make your changes
• Write tests for new functionality
• Follow the existing code style (we have linting for this)
• Keep PRs focused - one change per PR
• Write a clear description of what and why

Community Standards

• Be respectful and constructive
• No spam, self-promotion, or off-topic content
• We follow the Contributor Covenant code of conduct

Community Channels

Channel	Purpose
GitHub	Code, issues, PRs, discussions
Discord	Real-time chat, help, community
Blog	Long-form content, tutorials, updates
Twitter/X	Announcements, hot takes