Open source

Open-source engineering

Our open-source developer tools span frontend frameworks, compiled systems languages, GPU terminal emulation, and backend application architectures.

Open source projects published by Elucidsoft LLC
Project Kind Licence Version Repository
WarpKit Frontend framework MIT 0.0.1 upstat-io/warpkit
Ori Programming language MIT OR Apache-2.0 2026.7.28-alpha.1 upstat-io/ori-lang
ori-term Terminal emulator MIT 0.2.0-alpha.20260528 upstat-io/ori-term
OriJS Backend framework MIT 0.0.1 upstat-io/orijs
Projects

What each one is

WarpKit

Alpha

WarpKit is a standalone Svelte 5 framework for single-page web applications. It organizes routing around explicit application states rather than simple URL patterns, providing a ten-phase navigation pipeline, modular authentication adapters, a caching data layer, and schema-validated forms.

Ori

Alpha

Ori is a statically typed, expression-based systems programming language featuring value semantics and automatic reference counting in place of garbage collection or manual borrow checking. It compiles through LLVM to standalone native binaries across Windows, Linux, and macOS without a runtime dependency.

ori-term

Alpha

ori-term is a GPU-accelerated terminal emulator written in Rust that integrates terminal emulation, multiplexing, and window management into a single application. It treats splits, tabs, floating panes, and multiple windows as core primitives rather than layered plugins.

OriJS

Alpha

OriJS is a TypeScript backend framework for the Bun runtime, structured around modular architecture similar to NestJS but operating entirely without decorators or reflect-metadata. Modules, dependency injection providers, guards, and interceptors are configured through an explicit, type-safe fluent builder API.

Policy

Licensing and maintenance

All our open-source projects are released under permissive licenses: WarpKit, ori-term, and OriJS under MIT, and Ori dual-licensed under MIT and Apache-2.0. Repositories are maintained under the github.com/upstat-io organization for build and package continuity.

All codebases are open for community issues, RFCs, and pull requests. We do not sell commercial support contracts or restrictive enterprise licensing; WarpKit is maintained to production standards because it actively powers our commercial SaaS platforms.