Source code

Everything we build is open source. Our code is publicly available for anyone to read, use, modify, and contribute to.

Where to find our code

We host our own repositories and registries. Self-hosting aligns with our values of independence and sustainability—we don’t rely on third-party platforms for our core infrastructure.

We occasionally mirror repositories on GitLab and GitHub when it serves the public interest, such as making projects more discoverable or enabling easier collaboration.

Contributing

We welcome contributions from anyone. Each project has its own contribution guidelines, but some general principles apply:

• Read the project’s README and contributing guide before starting
• Open an issue to discuss significant changes before submitting code
• Follow the existing code style and conventions
• Write clear commit messages
• Be respectful in all interactions

Reporting issues

Found a bug or have a suggestion? Open an issue in the relevant project repository. Please include enough detail for us to understand and reproduce the problem.

For security vulnerabilities, please contact us directly rather than opening a public issue.

Licensing

Our projects use various open source licenses depending on their nature and goals. See the licenses page for our approach to licensing, or check individual project repositories for specific license information.