Open source
Public tools should earn their place here.
Open source at Elixir Flow stays selective: useful engineering tools that come from stable patterns, not marketing pressure.
Release standard
Public work should be useful, scoped, and honest about maturity.
- No fake repositories or staged proof.
- Utilities extracted from real delivery patterns.
- Clear limitations before anything is treated as production-ready.
Philosophy
Useful patterns first. Public release second.
Public work should be narrow, useful, and honest about its maturity.
01
Useful before public
Tools should be extracted from real engineering patterns only after they are clear enough to help someone else.
02
Small surface area
Public utilities should solve narrow problems well instead of becoming vague framework-like projects.
03
Honest maturity
Status, limitations, and release readiness should be visible so the page builds credibility instead of pretending maturity.
Current status
What's actually coming
First public repo: AgentAudit — an opinionated production-readiness checklist and scoring CLI for LLM agents. Target: September 2026. Until it ships, there is nothing to show here — and we'd rather show nothing than placeholders.