Building security tooling, AI systems, release automation, governance frameworks, and developer infrastructure.
Some projects are released using a Sponsorware model.
Sponsors receive immediate access to private repositories and early releases. Once a project reaches its published sponsor threshold, it becomes free and open source for everyone.
Early access funds the work. Open source shares the result.
| Project | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Release Captain | 0 / 20 Sponsors |
AI release management agents for CodeTuneStudio |
| Tier | Price/mo | Benefits |
|---|---|---|
| Individual | $5 | Early access to all private sponsorware repos |
| Builder | $15 | Early access + roadmap updates |
| Sponsor | $50 | Early access + feature voting + priority issue triage |
| Team | $250 | All above + logo placement on project READMEs |
| Corporate | $1,000 | All above + early roadmap access + dedicated support |
Open source is valuable, but it takes time to build and maintain.
Sponsorware allows early adopters to fund development while guaranteeing that successful projects eventually return to the community.
When a project reaches its threshold:
- Repository becomes public
- MIT License applied
- v1.0.0 released
- Development continues in the open
- promptcrafting-mcp — Security-hardened MCP server for prompt engineering (Cloudflare Workers)