Open technology and stewardship
The boundary between the open Blue technology, canonical packages, public implementations, the MyOS product, and the company that stewards the project.
Blue is the technology site#
language.blue should explain the open technology: exact typed documents, deterministic Contracts, BEX, Timelines, providers, Requests and Responses, Mandates, PayNotes, Agreements, document networks, and the architecture for people and agents.
It should not become the corporate homepage. Company services, team, partnerships, commercial offerings, and investor messaging belong on the Blue Language Labs site.
Stewardship#
Blue Language Labs Inc. stewards the technology, specifications, packages, public implementations, Playground, and product work described across the ecosystem. Stewardship should be visible without turning protocol meaning into a company-only dependency.
Licensing#
Public Blue technology and implementation repositories are presented under the MIT License. The exact license in each current repository remains authoritative. Domain examples may incorporate third-party source agreements or public instruments for explanatory mapping; those source materials keep their own terms and are not relicensed by the website.
Ecosystem surfaces#
- language.blue — explanation and progressive documentation;
- Playground — runnable proof and presentations;
- repo.blue — canonical packages, types, and BlueIds;
- GitHub — specifications, implementations, fixtures, and releases;
- MyOS — practical product and operating environment;
- PayNotes — payment-process proposition and package-facing material;
- Blue Language Labs — company, products, partnerships, and commercial context.
Contribution principle#
The most valuable contributions improve exact semantics, fixtures, interoperability, provider profiles, explanatory examples, package discipline, auditability, and the ability to reproduce state across independent implementations. New document types should solve repeated needs and declare maturity honestly rather than expanding the catalog for its own sake.