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Just modular, open-source AI built around your mission, and accountable to you, not a platform. 🔓 OpenTeams is a network of open source architects (OSA) who are technology leaders in their industry and are available to help small and large companies build software solutions. By working with OpenTeams, your team will not have to learn how to build your software solution by trial and error. Instead, OpenTeams will provide a vetted OSA with the industry, technology, and solution experience you need to guide your team and accelerate your time to market while reducing costs. OpenTeam will use its extensive network of open source architects and developers to quickly put together the right team to help you with your development project. Contact Us At www.openteams.com
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2. Select An Open Source Architect
We introduce you to an architect from our vetted network of Open Source Architects ready to help you with your project. We will work with you and the ESA to build the team you need from our combined networks.
3. We manage everything with one contract and ensure you are completely satisfied with the results.
Your architecture should be led by security, not a renewal quote. Brandon Geraci explains why that belief shaped Artifact Keeper.
Watch the full talk on our YouTube channel.
09/17/2026
Building a JupyterLab extension just got simpler.
JupyterLab contributor Darshan Paudyal shares the first stable release of jupyter-builder, a standalone build system that lets extension developers build without installing all of JupyterLab.
It's an important step toward reducing build complexity and making extension development easier to maintain across the Jupyter ecosystem.
Read Darshan's post to learn how jupyter-builder works and how to migrate an existing extension: https://blog.jupyter.org/announcing-jupyter-builder-a-standalone-build-system-for-jupyterlab-extensions-c3d4cc06fa95
Announcing jupyter-builder: A Standalone Build System for JupyterLab Extensions We’re excited to announce the first stable release of jupyter-builder on PyPI and /builder on npm. A standalone, configurable build…
Imagine a government where no law passes without being tested first.
OpenTeams CEO Travis Oliphant shares his vision for smarter policy.
Watch the full episode on Founder Wisdom.
Issues. Comments. Pull requests. That's what helped shape Artifact Keeper into what it is today. Brandon Geraci breaks down its contribution model.
Watch the full talk on our YouTube channel.
No one person has all the skills to build something at scale.
OpenTeams CEO Travis Oliphant on how AI is closing that gap for entrepreneurs.
Watch the full conversation on the Solari Report.
09/10/2026
Nebi came out of years of hands-on work solving environment management for clients. Our CTO, Dharhas Pothina, shares how we built it and where it's headed in this Python Exchange recording on Don't Use This Code
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCa3zztvbJk
Nebi: Environment management for teams | The Python Exchange August 2026 About the Python Exchange for the Department of Energy: https://mee...
09/09/2026
What happens when an intern is asked to become an evangelist for a technology that’s still under development?
You talk to the people who you are building for.
During her internship, Shayla McMillan worked across several business units to build and test Frames: human-readable artifacts that capture a team’s vocabulary, norms, and judgment so AI becomes a truly helpful member of your team.
Read about Shayla’s experience, from failed experiments to becoming a Frame evangelist: https://openteams.com/becoming-a-frame-evangelist/
Becoming a Frame Evangelist How an OpenTeams intern learned to build Frames that teach AI judgment - and what the experience taught her about building trust on a new team and driving adoption of new tools.
What's the ideal way to govern AI, and people? OpenTeams CEO Travis Oliphant has a theory: the inverted pyramid.
09/07/2026
What can an intern on a Product Team contribute in 11 weeks?
Code, certainly. But also fresh eyes, uncomfortable questions, systemic rigorous testing, and the willingness to say, “I thought this was true. Then I checked.”
Vaidehi Pandya reflects on 4 lessons from her internship at OpenTeams. https://openteams.com/guidance-is-not-a-boundary-four-lessons-from-a-security-internship/
Guidance Is Not a Boundary: Four Lessons from an OpenTeams Internship Eleven weeks, four recurring lessons: why guidance isn't a boundary, why reasoning isn't verification, and why the hardest call is often choosing not to build.
Software reflects the organization that builds it.
OpenTeams CEO Travis Oliphant on why community, not just code, is what makes technology work.
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