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Our goal is to enable developers, innovators, and builders to shape the open-source and emerging technology ecosystem.
Learn about pathways to working on AI projects that center open source repositories and permissively licensed models with the Mozilla AI Guide.
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Solo helps entrepreneurs expand their web presence with a suite of AI-backed tools for building websites, optimizing for SEO, and showcasing your best work.
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Llamafile is an open source project that lets you distribute and run LLMs with a single file that is capable of running on six operating systems
Llamafile on GitHub
Didthis is an app for hobbyists to record and share their journeys through their passion projects.
Elevate your hobbies with Didthis
Quickly create and test your prompts against the most popular foundation and open source language models.
Level up your prompt engineering skills
Developer Ecosystem projects are supported by Mozilla and developed outside of the company. These projects showcase open source innovation at a foundational level, and support the future of an open web that centers people above profit.
Datasette is a tool for exploring and publishing data. It helps people take data of any shape, analyze and explore it, and publish it as an interactive website.
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Cosmopolitan Libc makes C a build-once run-anywhere language without an interpreter or VM. It outputs a polyglot format that runs natively on 7 operating systems.
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ORCA is a ready-to-use agreement for businesses to share revenue with the open source contributors who make that revenue possible.
Visit orcaready.org
Croquet removes the complexity of traditional client/server systems and eliminates netcode, enabling synchronized simulations and gameplay at scale.
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Noosphere is a decentralized infrastructure and protocol built on IPFS to facilitate the development of building shared tools for thought.
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Experiments are project explorations by members of the Mozilla Innovation team. These are early stage areas of investigation and prototyping that touch on a range of topics related to open source, AI, and the web.
A video series and accompanying code samples exploring Facebook's open source Audiocraft library
Explore Audiocraft
This tutorial series will help you create your own audio chatGPT using node.js and Google Cloud Speech
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Bootstrapping an OpenAI audio chatbot with React, node.js, and langchain
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This video explores how RAG Fusion can result in better outcomes from LLM applications.
Try it yourself
An experimental development project to turn a local desktop environment into an on-device AI agent for files and browsing history
MemoryCache on GitHub