Open Source

Wilkes & Liberty builds and maintains open-source tools that embody how we work: sovereign, inspectable, and owned by the people who run them. Everything here is production software we use in our own engagements and release under permissive licenses — no gated “community editions,” no telemetry, no lock-in.

Our open-source work centers on the seam between AI agents and the systems of record they operate on — connecting, governing, and typing that boundary so automation can be trusted in high-assurance environments.

Never stop building.

Projects

Open source

File Gate

A free, open-source Drupal module that gates private files for any front end: deny the raw download, deliver bytes only through a short-lived, server-minted signed URL, and never leak the storage path.

Open source

Menu Autopilot

A free, open-source Drupal module for hybrid navigation: curate your top-level menu and let each item's children build and maintain themselves from published content, with clean, headless-ready URLs.

Open source

GraphQL Compose Codegen

An open-source Drupal module that generates typed TypeScript client code from a GraphQL Compose schema — making the schema the single source of truth and keeping a headless frontend's types in lockstep with the backend.

Open source

MCP Sentinel

An open-source Drupal module that governs the AI-agent write-plane: least-privilege, environment-keyed policy profiles that bound what an agent may create, edit, delete, or publish — with the riskiest actions, like publishing, human-gated by default.

Open source

Drupal MCP Connector

An open-source Node.js connector that exposes a Drupal site to AI agents over the Model Context Protocol. It bridges MCP clients to Drupal's JSON:API and GraphQL with 119 governed tools — content, media, taxonomy, moderation, and read-only audits — under a least-privilege OAuth model.