AI Socratic / Open source

Built in the open

Good tools.
Open possibilities.

For the interfaces you imagine.
The systems you run.
The work you do together.

Open-source products by AI Socratic.
And independent projects from our community.

Our open-source products

Products by AI Socratic

Built and maintained by AI Socratic. Tools for designing interfaces, understanding systems, and working with coding agents.

01 / Design

Stoa

A common language for everything you build.

Design tokens, a Tailwind theme, and React primitives. Give your next interface a thoughtful foundation.

Shared tokens
React components
Tailwind theme

Explore the design system View source

02 / Understand

Atlas

See how your software is really doing.

An engineering dashboard that collects its own data. Bring performance, SEO, and repository health into one view.

Built-in collectors
Your own Postgres
Flexible dashboards

Explore Atlas View source

03 / Organize

Agora

A place for people and agents to move work forward.

From a personal board to a shared workspace. Turn ideas into tasks, connect dependencies, and keep humans in the loop.

Personal or shared
Agent workflows
Dependency planning

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04 / Stay in sync

Clippy

A little companion for every coding session.

Floating companions for Claude Code and Codex on your Mac. Review plans, answer questions, and approve requests where the work happens.

Claude Code + Codex
One companion per session
Approvals on your desktop

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One family, shared foundations. Stoa is the design system behind Atlas and Agora.

Community open source

From our community

Independent projects created and maintained by members of the AI Socratic community. Explore their work and contribute directly.

Selfware

Local-first AI harness for autonomous coding. Run AI agents that write, test, and ship code — entirely on your machine, no cloud dependency.

By Ivo Galic

Synapse

Build agent swarms that discover each other. Think Kademlia for agents — a decentralized protocol where AI agents find, connect, and collaborate without a central registry.

By Daniel Van Flymen

Ratel

Context engineering for AI agents — ~80% fewer tokens. Fixes tool overload with skills and memory via in-process BM25 retrieval. No vector DB, no embeddings.

By Roberto Stagi

C11

A cmux fork purpose-built for multiagent management. Multiplex terminal sessions across agent processes with session handling designed for agentic workloads.

Good tools.Open possibilities.