More, together.
Plures builds practical tools for network operations, local memory and accountable automation for LLMs and agents. We help people do useful work while keeping control of their tools and data.
Plures takes its name from Latin for ‘more’—a reminder of what many contributions can make possible. We build useful tools that leave room for people to contribute, connect and keep control.
Tools for network discovery, diagnostics and controlled changes. Start with the documented workflow and supported devices.
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NetOps Toolkit: Release listed; metadata observed 2026-09-05. This is a dated observation, not an installation or support guarantee.
A visual workspace for connecting terminals, inputs and results. Explore the source and help shape repeatable engineering workflows.
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RuneBook: Source release; metadata observed 2026-09-05. This is a dated observation, not an installation or support guarantee.
Local memory, decision ledger tracking and procedural execution control for LLMs and agents. Keep context, trace decisions and guide how work gets done.
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MCP service: Source release; metadata observed 2026-09-05. This is a dated observation, not an installation or support guarantee.
A workbench in development for software and agents that operate through explicit capabilities and inspectable rules.
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Radix: Source release; metadata observed 2026-09-05. This is a dated observation, not an installation or support guarantee.
Our foundations include Praxis, PluresDB, Unum and Chronos. We are working toward software with explicit permissions, durable data and understandable behavior.
Projects have different licenses and release stages. Read the license and documentation for the exact version you intend to use; public source does not by itself grant unrestricted use.
Try a documented workflow, report what happened, improve an example or propose a focused contribution through the relevant repository. Use public issues only for nonsensitive information. Check the repository's security policy before reporting a vulnerability.
Useful products, sustainable support and cooperation with users and contributors fund continued development. We intend to earn that cooperation through useful work and clear terms.