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AI by the community.
Built in the open.

Learn AI infrastructure, meet collaborators, and build in public.

THE FIRST AND ONLY / OPEN-SOURCE AI

Open source built the world's infrastructure by giving everyone a way to inspect, improve, and participate. OpenWALDO brings that proven model to AI through shared training data, open tools, reproducible models, public provenance, and community governance.

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A community for open-source AI

Learn and build
with other people.

01

Meet the community.

Ask questions, compare notes, get tooling support, and meet people working on open-source AI infrastructure.

Join Slack ↗
03

Find collaborators.

Connect with people interested in data, tooling, models, evaluation, documentation, infrastructure, and community work.

Find a contribution path ↗
04

Spread the word.

Bring more builders, researchers, companies, and communities into truly open source AI.

Share OpenWALDO ↓

01 / Join the community

Bring your questions.
Build with the community.

OpenWALDO is a place to learn AI by doing it together. Ask for help, compare notes, share what you know, meet collaborators, and take part in the data, tools, models, and decisions that move the project forward. You do not need a title, a lab, or a rack of GPUs to belong here.

Enter the OpenWALDO Slack ↗
01

Learn AI

Get oriented, ask questions, and learn from people doing the work.

02

Compare notes

Share discoveries, experiments, failures, and practical lessons.

03

Build agents

Work through agent design, harnesses, evaluation, and deployment.

04

Vibe code

Turn ideas into working software and learn by building in public.

05

Get tooling help

Troubleshoot models, infrastructure, training, and OpenWALDO workflows.

06

Grow the corpus

Add knowledge, review evidence, and improve the shared foundation.

04 / Spread the word

Grow the AI
community.

A shared foundation improves when more people can contribute knowledge, review evidence, correct mistakes, strengthen tools, and build from it. Invite the people who should help maintain open-source AI at its source.