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Independent open-source libraries curated by Lucentive Labs. Each entry is grounded in its canonical repository and public package metadata. The lifecycle badge is a Labs catalogue assessment: active means shipping with an API that is still stabilizing; beta means an early release whose interface may still move.

All 6 current packages install from npm under @lucentive-labs. Each canonical repository is the declared publishing home for its library. All 6 current packages carry npm provenance; the version on each card is the primary-package version recorded in the catalogue contract.

2 libraries · 1 active

Loupe

Active

Lock decisions in a reviewable interface; hand the build pass a deterministic brief.

Loupe is a config-driven decision-lock tool for visual or strategic choices. It renders typed options, records locked selections, and exports deterministic Markdown and JSON build briefs for the next human or agent pass.

framework-agnostic + react·MIT·loupe-core v0.2.1

Ferry

Beta

Broker declared secrets into an authorized child process without printing their values.

Ferry is a Node CLI and library that resolves declared secrets from configured backends, checks command arguments against policy, injects authorized values into a child environment, redacts those values from child output, and appends value-free JSONL audit records.

node cli·MIT·ferry v0.1.2

What lands here

A curated catalogue, not a dumping ground

A tool earns a place when it has an independently owned purpose, public source, verifiable package facts, and a boundary the catalogue can state precisely. The categories below are the shape of what may come next.

Design tooling

Loupe — in the catalogue.

Agent tooling

Ferry — in the catalogue.

UI

Open slot. Evidence-backed tools land here as they settle.

Infrastructure

Open slot. Evidence-backed tools land here as they settle.

Build with what is shipping today

Lock a decision in the live Loupe demo, or read the Loupe docs for its install path. Everything is MIT-licensed and on GitHub.