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LANDSLIDE is an open community for people who like building strange, ambitious things — especially around multi-agent systems and human-machine collaboration. Visual work is welcome too: generative art, interactive experiments, anything that looks as good as it runs.
If you have a crazy idea, or just want to help build someone else's, this is the place.
Anyone. No experience requirements, no interviews, no gatekeeping.
This community is fully open — newcomers, students, hobbyists, researchers, artists, everyone is welcome. You don't need a project of your own to join; you can start by helping with an existing one.
It's one step:
- Open an issue in this repo with the title:
Join request: <your GitHub username> - (Optional but fun) tell us what you want to build or explore.
- A maintainer will invite you. That's it 🎉
Your membership is public by default; you can set it to private anytime in your org settings.
- Agent infrastructure & governance — signing, registries, approval planes, knowledge that doesn't rot
- Human-machine collaboration tooling and experiments
- Visual / generative works — art that is code, code that is art
- Whatever weird thing you bring to the table
| Project | What it is |
|---|---|
| Sphinx · SphinxGo | A human-in-the-loop approval control plane for agents — every dangerous action stops at a human (Python original + Go rewrite) |
| Tiltmeter · TiltmeterGo | Sign, register, govern and debug agent skills — provenance from author to deployment, in Python and Go |
| saltglass | Distill agent sessions into human-approved, signed, sovereign knowledge crystals that expire unless reverified |
| MONOLITH | A digital landslide laboratory — watch a git repository slowly collapse as a geologic body. Observe, don't fix. |
| yieldpoint · npm | Dynamic power handover for human-machine collaboration — autonomy as a first-class runtime policy (TypeScript) |
| arena · npm | Framework-agnostic multi-agent simulation & evaluation — same scenario suite, many strategies, comparable quality / safety / autonomy / cost metrics (TypeScript) |
- Be kind. Be curious. Give credit where it's due.
- Everything in this org is open source — that's the point.
- Join via the issue above.
- Introduce yourself in an issue or discussion.
- Find something that sparks you — or open an issue with your own idea.
- Build. Break. Learn. Repeat.
Let's make something strange.
