Public ones are listed here; clients use the same code, the same servers, the same CLIs. Everything below is OSS, runnable on your own box, and extracted from real engagements.
Schema-driven RPC framework for distributed systems.
Define methods in code. Get JSON Schema, JSON-RPC over WebSocket or stdio, streaming responses, and a typed client surface — without hand-writing serializers, validators, or transport glue. Rust + Haskell. Activations compose into hubs; hubs nest into namespaces; every method is introspectable at runtime.
Algebraic CLI for plexus services.
Talk to any plexus service from the shell. Per-method flags derived from the schema; navigate hubs and child activations; fetch the IR for code generation. No manual flag-parsing per backend, no JSON blobs to hand-craft. On Hackage.
Manage repos across GitHub, Codeberg, and GitLab as one workspace.
Mirror state across forges. Bulk sync, push, init. Workspace-level operations: dependency-graph builds, version bumps in dependency order, package publishing. Container-image and release-artifact CRUD against forge registries. v5 is in development with a cleaner namespace split and an embedded secrets RPC surface.
Multi-tenant Plexus RPC service for onboarding clients and shipping their sites.
Tenancy, secrets, DNS, sites, backends — typed RPC surfaces over Cloudflare, Hetzner, Logto, Infisical. A repo with .hyperforge/platform.toml deploys itself: build runs locally, output uploads to Cloudflare Pages direct-upload, DNS wires automatically. This page is hosted through it.