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Built in the open.Run on your terms.

Weave is MIT licensed, multi-repo, and contributor-friendly. Every library is independently versioned, tested, and documented.

A closer lookBuilt in the open. Built together.

Independent contributions meet in a project that anyone can inspect, improve, and build on.

  1. 01Bring an idea
  2. 02Make a contribution
  3. 03Build something shared

The docs are production infrastructure. The code is the spec.

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MIT licensed  ·  multi-repo  ·  open
01 — Get involved

Four ways to contribute.

01 — Code
GitHub workspace

Browse the multi-repo workspace, read the source-derived API ledger, follow the production-release log.

github.com/l1feai/weave →
02 — Discuss
Discussions

Ask questions, share what you’re building, propose protocol changes. The lowest-friction entry point.

Open a discussion →
03 — Report
Issues

Found a bug, a docs error, a missing API? File an issue. We triage on every business day.

File an issue →
04 — Contribute
Pull requests

Read the contributing guide, pick an issue labeled "good first issue", or propose your own.

Read the guide →
02 — Brand

A modest brand kit.

Canvas
#FAFAFA
Surface
#FFFFFF
Hairline
#E4E4E4
Secondary
#666666
Ink
#171717

The docs are
production
infrastructure.
The code is
the spec.

03 — Code of conduct

Be kind. Disagree on technical merit.

Weave is a contributor-friendly project. Disagree on technical merit, not identity. Assume good intent, then verify with code or evidence. Issues, PRs, and discussions are public; act accordingly. Maintainers will moderate when needed.

04 — Build

Build with us.

Open the docs, browse the workspace, file an issue, or send a PR. The point of this stack is to be used.