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Open Source
Tools born from real problems in our day-to-day work. We keep them open because that feels like the honest way to build infrastructure software.
An embeddable Rust library that measures code complexity —cognitive, cyclomatic, and real lines (SLOC)— function by function across twelve languages, powered by tree-sitter. Built to live inside your own tools, not to be one more dashboard.
The command line on top of arborist-metrics: point it at a file, a whole directory, or pipe it stdin, and it reports per-function complexity as a table, JSON, or CSV. A threshold breaks the build when a function crosses the line — ready for CI.
A cloud storage sync client for Linux, native on every desktop (GNOME, KDE, COSMIC) — not a generic tray icon. Files on demand through FUSE, several OneDrive, Google Drive, or Dropbox accounts, and explainable sync: you always know why something didn't upload, with no cryptic errors.
A framework and Rust CLI for the cognitive discipline that working with AI agents demands: it externalizes scope, decisions, and risks into versioned files next to the code, so the agent executes against constraints instead of inventing its own. Evidence for ISO 42001 or the EU AI Act falls out as a side effect.
A .NET library for real-time collaboration (CRDT) and content-addressed document versioning. It wraps the Rust yrs core —the official Yjs port— through an in-house binding and adds immutable versioning (each version is the SHA-256 of its export) plus a WebSocket sync relay compatible with the usual Yjs editors (Tiptap/ProseMirror). A reusable building block, not an application: the foundation for our next-generation LMS.