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About Jikji Labs
Jikji Labs builds Jikji — a modular agent platform set in metal type. We think agent infrastructure should be composable, governed, and durable from day one, the way movable type made publishing reliable at scale.
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Jikji is a modular Go runtime for deterministic agent loops, adaptive multi-model orchestration, a learning memory plane, a native ontology engine, and enterprise governance — deployable from a laptop to a multi-node cluster.
The public source distribution is being prepared under GPL-3.0-only by default. Organizations may request a separate written Apache-2.0 grant for a specified release. Jikji remains pre-1.0, so early adopters should plan upgrades around published release evidence and known limitations.
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Reach the team
| Maintainer | Jioh L. Jung |
|---|---|
| ziozzang@gmail.com | |
| linkedin.com/in/ziozzang | |
| GitHub | github.com/jikji-labs |
| Licensing | GPL default and Apache 2.0 request process |
| Security | security@jikji-labs.com |
Jikji Labs is an independent project. This page describes what exists in the codebase today; APIs and module boundaries may change before the first stable release.