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Open source

Tiles is fully open source and built on open-source software. In some cases, we maintain forks to ship features the way we want or fix blocking bugs. We intend to upstream these changes whenever possible.

Forks we maintain

ForkUpstreamDescriptionLink
tilesprivacy/tiles-piearendil-works/piPi fork for Tiles.tiles-pi
tilesprivacy/dialog-dbdialog-db/dialog-dbEmbeddable database for local-first software.dialog-db

Upstream dependencies

Tiles utilizes the following open-source software.

We are thankful to the developers and maintainers of these libraries!

Library/ResourceDescriptionLicenseLink
ggml-org/llama.cppInference engine for running large language models locally on Linux.MITllama.cpp
earendil-works/piAI agent toolkit with a unified LLM API, agent loop, TUI, and coding-agent CLI.MITpi
n0-computer/irohModular peer-to-peer networking stack in Rust for distributed apps.Apache-2.0iroh
sqlcipher/sqlcipherStandalone SQLite fork with AES-256 encryption and other database security features.BSD-3-ClauseSQLCipher
rusqlite/rusqliteErgonomic bindings to SQLite for Rust.MITrusqlite
ucan-wg/rs-ucanRust implementation of UCAN.Apache-2.0rs-ucan
huggingface/hf-hubRust client for the Hugging Face Hub.Apache-2.0hf-hub
mozilla-ai/openresponses-pythonPython SDK for the OpenResponses specification.Apache-2.0openresponses-python
openresponses/openresponsesOpen specification for multi-provider, interoperable LLM interfaces.Apache-2.0OpenResponses
unsloth/gemma-4Unsloth’s builds of Google’s Gemma 4 open model family for local inference.Gemmagemma-4
lmstudio-ai/venvstacksVirtual environment stacks for Python.MITvenvstacks

This list is still a work in progress and will be updated as we continue to add more features and dependencies to Tiles.