nxusKit is built on the shoulders of outstanding open-source projects. We are grateful to their maintainers and contributors.
Decades of expert-system work that powers our rule engine integration. License: MIT-0
A word about CLIPS: During its development at NASA from 1985 to 1996, the primary CLIPS contributors were: Robert Savely, who conceived and championed the project; Chris Culbert, who managed the project; Gary Riley and Brian Dantes, who were the lead developers; and Frank Lopez, who developed the first version. Since leaving NASA in 1996, Gary Riley has maintained CLIPS as public domain software.
The async runtime at the heart of our Rust infrastructure. License: MIT
Serialization framework enabling seamless data exchange across the SDK. License: MIT OR Apache-2.0
HTTP client powering provider communication in the Rust SDK. License: MIT OR Apache-2.0
The language and standard library behind our Go SDK. License: BSD-3-Clause
Linear algebra library enabling Bayesian Network matrix operations and Gaussian inference. License: MIT OR Apache-2.0
Statistical distributions powering Bayesian Network CPT sampling. License: MIT
Local LLM inference without cloud dependency. License: MIT
Rust MCP client enabling tool and resource discovery via the Model Context Protocol. License: Apache-2.0
Graph algorithms powering pipeline orchestration. License: MIT OR Apache-2.0
NUTS/HMC sampler enabling continuous Bayesian inference. License: MIT
C Foreign Function Interface enabling our Python SDK's native integration. License: MIT