The projects we build in public.
A simple portal for the open-source tools, foundations, and sidequests we put into the world. Some are core to Inth. Some started as a problem we needed to solve once and did not want to keep private.
Foundations first. Experiments close behind.
c15t and DSAR are the clearest examples of how we think about open source: build a useful developer foundation, let it stand on its own, and let Inth grow around the trust it earns.
- c15t
An open-source consent framework for product teams that want consent to live in the application instead of behind an opaque script.
- DSAR
A developer-facing project for receiving and processing data access requests programmatically.
- Leadtype
One documentation source for the website, search, answer engines, and coding agents.
- inrepo
Tools for bringing upstream repositories into an application while keeping updates understandable.
- hexbus
Shared packages for building consistent command-line tools across Inth projects.
- readie
A config-driven README generator for repositories that should not have to rebuild the same structure every time.
Open source is part of our distribution.
Developers trust foundations they can inspect, install, and use without asking permission. That is why c15t sits close to Inth, why Leadtype started from the way we document c15t, and why smaller sidequests still have a place here when they make the work more useful outside the company.
- Make the foundation useful without Inth
- Keep the important parts inspectable
- Let sidequests prove their own value