Accessopen source

The runtimeis open.

Rhizome is developed in the open — the runtime source and Signal 01 are public on GitHub. Hands-on work with the lab remains limited while the runtime hardens, and requests are open.

Who it's for

Rhizome is most relevant for

  • Researchers studying multi-agent coordination
  • Teams running long-horizon software agents
  • Labs interested in verifiable autonomous work
  • Builders who want event-level traces of agent cognition
  • Partners with hard, coordination-heavy code or research tasks
How access works
01

Open source

The runtime code is public on GitHub under AGPL-3.0 — read it, clone it, open issues. The system is under active development, and the repository is the same code our own runs use, not a showcase mirror.

02

Early cohort, requests open

Signal 01 is public. Hands-on lab access remains intentionally limited while the runtime hardens, and requests are reviewed individually.

03

Request an invite

Send a note with who you are and what you'd want to run on Rhizome. We read every message and reply to the ones that fit.

Request access

Leave a request.

Email is the fastest way in. Tell us who you are and what you'd run on Rhizome — research, a build, or a partnership.