Open Source · Rolling out

Open source, from day one.

The runtime, the matrix specification, and the authoring tools are open. Write a matrix on your laptop. Run it against your own systems. Publish your matrix to the registry and other developers can pull it down.

CLI and authoring tools open this week. Spec and runtime open as each is ready.

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What's open

One project. Everything you need to build.

Write a matrix, run it locally, publish reusable pieces to the public Matrix Registry, and embed the runtime in your own stack.

The runtime

GPLv3

The symbolic execution engine. Deterministic, embeddable, and the same code that powers Poliglot OS.

In development

The matrix specification

Apache 2.0

The data model, schemas, and package format. The contract that makes a matrix portable across runtimes.

In development

The authoring tools

Apache 2.0

CLI, language server, SDK, and the local development runtime. Everything you need to write, run, and test a matrix on your laptop.

Opening this week

The catalog

Apache 2.0

Connectors, reference matrices, and domain ontologies. The shared library the ecosystem builds against.

In development

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Build on it

An ecosystem.

The core is small on purpose. Most of what makes a matrix valuable comes from the people who write the rest: domain ontologies, system connectors, reference matrices, tooling that targets the spec. The Matrix Registry is where it all lands. Anyone can pull from it. Anyone can publish to it.

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Community

Find us. Talk to us. Build with us.

Discord

Where the design discussions happen. Drop in for early access, roadmap updates, and direct feedback to the team.

Join the Discord

GitHub

Follow the org to be notified the day the repos open. Releases, issues, and discussions land here at launch.

Follow @poliglot-io

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Contributing

Open a PR. Open an issue. Start a conversation.

Contributions are welcome from day one: fixes, features, matrices, docs, and design feedback. Every commit carries a Developer Certificate of Origin sign-off. Substantive contributions also sign a Contributor License Agreement so the project can stay dual-licensed. The full contribution guide (DCO conventions, dependency policies, per-directory license inheritance) ships with the repos.

Full contribution guide · Ships with each repo

Looking for the per-artifact licensing detail, trademark policy, or commercial-license terms? See Licensing.