# Why We Open Sourced Everything

*April 2026*

Infrastructure belongs to everyone.

That's not a marketing line. It's a design decision. When your orchestrator is closed-source, you can't audit what it does with your code. You can't verify the isolation. You can't fix the bug that's burning your tokens.

We built sheal because our AI agents had amnesia. We built letai because running agents on our host machine with `--dangerously-skip-permissions` felt insane. We built IntentLink because AI-generated code was drifting from what we actually asked for.

Every tool was born from a real problem. We open sourced all of them because:

1. **Trust requires transparency.** Security tools that aren't auditable aren't secure.
2. **The community builds better workflows.** We can't anticipate every use case.
3. **Infrastructure should be free.** Charging for isolation modes is like charging for seatbelts.

No open-core. No enterprise edition. No "contact sales." The full tool, MIT licensed, forever.

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*— Luisa & Walid*