Keel
Registered
Reachable, and standing under the name. A thing is registered when a stranger can use it without being introduced to its author first.
A deterministic simplicity engine for Rust. Ranks a codebase against itself and refuses to grade it.
On the ways
Under construction. A hull on the ways is not a ship and is not counted as one.
A visual instrument for working on real codebases.
AI governance framework.
A Macro-MoE. Routes to small local specialists instead of one general model.
Lost
Begun in earnest, then abandoned. Only self-directed work is entered here; commissions are somebody else's ship. None of it died of bad code.
Self-hosted chat cleared for IL2+ workloads. Rust and Axum, Postgres in-cluster.
I built it for someone and it never got used. It stayed mine.
A self-hostable purple-team wargame range.
I moved my homelab and never set it back up. A range with nothing to run on is just a repository.
A personal AI workspace.
I no longer remember what it was for. Eight commits in a single day and not one of them stuck.
A remote control for Cider, the Apple Music client.
I moved off Linux, which is the only reason I was running Cider. The remote had nothing left to control.
Register
Keep the answers short. We read for whether you build, not for polish. Two stewards read every request. You get an answer either way, including no.
What this is
Keel is an umbrella you ship under until you can ship alone. You're here because you can build but can't release. No entity, no partners, no reach. Keel carries that weight while you learn to carry it yourself. It is not a server to hang out in.
What you get
While you don't have one.
Engineering, security, business, growth, design. Somebody here does the part you don't.
Mentors and experts sit in the allies channel. Real contracts and grants land in opportunities.
What you owe
Any size. It just has to be real.
If it happened in a DM, it didn't happen.
Ten minutes from you is a day off somebody's week.
Leaving a project is fine. Vanishing from one isn't.