Open Source
At LambdaStratum, we believe that shared knowledge strengthens the entire engineering community. Our open source packages are designed to solve real problems with clarity, performance, and maintainability in mind. Each project is thoughtfully documented and actively maintained.
Explore our libraries below for utilities, development tools, architectural helpers, and language-specific enhancements. Contributions are always welcome.
Gistra
Gistra is a YouTube video transcript summarizer browser extension. It extracts the transcript from a YouTube video page, sends it to a configurable AI provider, and generates a concise, high-quality summary to help you decide whether a video is worth watching.
AI Protocol
AI Protocol is a set of conceptual, architectural, and formal specification documents describing a protocol for verifiable, governable AI agent capabilities. The goal is to define how autonomous or semi-autonomous agents can be identified, constrained, evaluated, and coordinated in a way that prioritizes safety, accountability, and long-term governance over raw performance or unchecked autonomy.
Elixir Cheatsheet
A dense, single-page reference for Elixir 1.20, written for people who already write software. Pattern matching, the standard library, OTP, the gradual type system, the gotchas that catch developers arriving from other languages, and reference tables you can scan in a minute. 17 sections, 92 entries, links to the matching exlings exercises, and JSON and Markdown exports of the whole sheet. Every runnable example was executed against Elixir 1.20.2 on Erlang/OTP 29, and the output it printed is baked into the page.
Zig Cheatsheet
A one-page reference for Zig 0.16. Syntax, primitive types, pointers, slices, errors, comptime, memory allocators, the standard library, testing, the build system, and C interop, in 21 sections and 120 entries, with ziglings exercise links and JSON and Markdown exports of the whole sheet. The examples were compiled and run with Zig 0.16.0, so the output on screen is what the compiler actually printed.