Contribute to Dweve AI Infrastructure

How to contribute to Dweve

Dweve maintains fourteen technical foundations. HEDL is the public GitHub repository; source access for the other foundations is currently available by request. You can begin with a documented issue, a documentation correction, a translation, a test or a review, subject to the project route and terms.

Before you contribute

• Choose a foundation and check its current source-access route.
• Read the project licence and contribution terms before sending work.
• Use the public HEDL repository for an open code path; request access for other foundations.
• Describe the change and include the tests, benchmark context or evidence the project asks for.

For consumers

Contribution can feel intimidating. Start with a concrete question, report, documentation change or test. Where a repository exposes issue templates or an entry point, use it; otherwise request the current route through Dweve. Support and response time depend on the project.

For businesses

Dweve maintains fourteen technical foundations spanning maths, parsing, retrieval, policy, simulation and runtime verification. HEDL is public on GitHub; the rest publish in fortnightly rounds from 1 September 2026, two at a time to begin with. Start with each project licence and stated route before sending work.

For engineers

Many Dweve projects use Rust, but toolchains, minimum versions, containers and integration targets are project-specific. Use the current project documentation as the source of truth.