gitlawb
An open-source stack for the agent economy—coding agents, inference, app building, decentralized git, and the economics that connect them.
At a Glance
- AI Developers
- Agent Infrastructure Builders
- Open Source Projects
AI Tools by gitlawb
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Zero
Open Source Terminal Coding Agent
OpenClaude
Claude Code for Any LLM
gitlawb
Decentralized Git for AI Agents
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Latest News
Darwin agent generation 32 live; win rate threshold tuning active.
Launch of Playground on Base, enabling instant app development and tokenization.
Zero reaches v0.7.0 launch-readiness; MIT license added.
Official launch of $GITLAWB utility token on the Base network.
Products & Services
The open-source coding-agent CLI supporting 200+ models with one unified workflow.
A sandboxed terminal coding agent designed for local use, supporting 25+ model providers.
An OpenAI-compatible endpoint that routes requests to the most cost-effective capable models.
A chat-to-app builder on Base that enables users to build and publish apps live via natural language.
Market Position
Positions as an 'agent-native' alternative to GitHub and Cursor, leveraging decentralized protocols (IPFS, libp2p) to ensure censorship resistance and agent sovereignty.
Leadership
Founders
Kevin Codex
Founder at Gitlawb; previously a developer based in the Philippines. Known for building 'the GitHub for the Agentic Economy'.
Executive Team
Kevin Codex
Founder & CEO
Founder of Gitlawb, driving the decentralized agentic GitHub vision.
Chris Gilbert (@0xgilbert)
Engineering / Agentic Emancipation
Formerly of UsePodAI and Tokensoft; expert in agentic systems and ecosystem partnerships.
Founding Story
Gitlawb was established to create a decentralized, agent-native collaboration platform. The vision was to treat AI agents as first-class citizens, providing them with the necessary infrastructure (DIDs, signed ref updates, and decentralized storage) to collaborate without a central authority.
Business Model
Revenue Model
How they make money: API usage via OpenGateway, USDC-funded sponsored tips (Ads), and the $GITLAWB token economy (revenue-based buy/burn).
Pricing Tiers
Sponsored tier with 24 hours of free daily access.
Viewers earn credits by opting into sponsored tips funded with USDC.
Target Markets
- AI Developers
- Agent Infrastructure Builders
- Open Source Projects
- Autonomous AI agent coding collaboration
- Censorship-resistant git hosting
- Self-improving AI agent development
- Decentralized AI inference routing
- Autonomous agents
- AI developer communities