Open Source First

Structured assets for tools you own.

An open source library of prompts, notebooks, and runbooks designed for adaptation and review. Every artifact is a starting point—your team applies judgment before use.

Abstract illustration of interconnected knowledge nodes representing the Keys library
Open Source
MIT Licensed
Self-Hosted
Docker Available
Transparent
Public Repository
Community
Governed Review

Contribute to Core

Help extend the open source library. Issues are tagged by complexity and contribution guidelines document the review process.

  • Contribution guidelines documented
  • Community review process
  • Public governance model

Join the Community

Connect with other teams using open source patterns. Share adaptations, ask questions, and contribute back to the library.

  • Discussion forums
  • Contribution pathways
  • Artifact sharing

New: Control Plane

Mission Control for AI Agents

Deterministic, explainable, and safe multi-agent orchestration. See exactly what happens, why it happens, and what agents can (and cannot) touch.

What This System Refuses To Do

  • No silent failures — every error is logged and explained
  • No unbounded operations — strict limits on everything
  • No black box decisions — full reasoning traces
  • No data exfiltration — your data stays local
// Example: Blast Radius
canTouch:
- Database (Read-Only)
- Tables: users, projects
- Max 100 rows per query
cannotTouch:
- Production writes
- User credentials
- External APIs

Open Source Knowledge & Artifact Library

Keys is a curated library of prompts, notebooks, and runbooks.

Use Keys as a starting point. Every artifact is designed for adaptation, local judgment, and responsible use.

What Keys is

  • • A curated library of prompts, notebooks, and runbooks.
  • • Clear starting points, not final answers.
  • • Designed to be adapted to your tools and constraints.

What Keys is not

  • • Not a model or a decision engine.
  • • Not a guarantee of outcomes.
  • • Not a replacement for understanding.

Prompts

Reusable prompt patterns with context and guardrails.

Notebooks

Exploration and analysis templates you can fork.

Runbooks

Operational playbooks for real-world workflows.

Open source by default

Keys is open source under the MIT license. All artifacts are reviewed through a governance process before publication. Your organization retains full ownership of any adapted versions.

Review the open source model →

Enterprise is optional

Teams can use the library directly or choose a managed distribution for centralized access, access controls, and support. No lock-in—artifacts remain portable.

Explore managed distribution →