Open source
We build in the open, and publish the useful parts.
WizCodes publishes the libraries, agent tooling and models it builds for client work as open source, under the MIT licence. Every published repository lives at github.com/wizcodes-studio, is free to use commercially, and is maintained by the engineers who use it.
- 4
- public repositories
- 2
- package registries · PyPI, Hugging Face
- MIT
- licensed, every published repo
- 1.7K
- ClarivueXAI downloads
Install
How do I install them?
2 of the 5 projects are published to a package registry. The rest are cloned from their repositories.
- ClarivueXAIPyPI
pip install clarivuexai pip install cartoon-diffusion
Projects
What has WizCodes open-sourced?
5 projects, listed in full below. Each has its own page with install instructions, usage and internals.
- Python
- MIT
- 1.7K downloads
Explainable-AI library for Python. Makes black-box models interpretable.
- Coming soon
An MCP server that catches security problems in the code your AI agent writes.
- Python
- MIT
Autonomous security-research pipeline: eight Claude agents across two LangGraph state graphs.
- Python
- MIT
Turn a photo into a cartoon. Diffusion model and Python library, both published.
- TypeScript
- MIT
Browser extensions built in the open. Tab Copilot is the first, in development.
Contribute
How do I contribute?
Three steps, and a real person at the end of them.
Install it
Published packages come from PyPI and Hugging Face — the same registries anyone else publishes to, with no private index and no signup. Repositories clone with no build steps beyond the ones in the README.
Send the change
Issues and pull requests are open on every repository. WizCodes is a small studio, not a foundation — there is no triage queue and no committee, so an engineer who works on the code reads what you send and replies.
Questions
Questions about using this work
Is WizCodes open-source software free to use?
Yes. Every published WizCodes repository is released under the MIT licence, which costs nothing to use. There is no paid tier, no licence key and no usage limit. Install it from its registry or clone the repository and use it however you need.
Can I use these projects in commercial work?
Yes. The MIT licence permits commercial use, modification, distribution and private use, provided the copyright notice and licence text stay with the source. You do not need permission from WizCodes and you do not owe anything for shipping it in a paid product.
Are these projects production-ready?
It varies per project, which is why each one shows its own status rather than a blanket claim. ClarivueXAI is published to PyPI and in use; Bulkhead has no public repository yet. Check the status badge on a project before depending on it.
Does WizCodes accept contributions?
Yes — issues and pull requests are welcome on any repository under github.com/wizcodes-studio. WizCodes is a small studio rather than a foundation, so there is no triage queue and no committee: a real engineer reads what you send and replies.
Who maintains these projects?
WizCodes, the studio that built them. Each project came out of client or internal work rather than being written to be open-sourced, so the people maintaining them are the people using them. The same engineers answer issues on the repositories.