Open source with explicit scope
OrvixLabs distinguishes open-source code from public documentation and merely visible repositories. A public repository is not automatically described as open source. This section lists only components whose licensing and scope allow third-party use, audit and extension.
Data Shield
Data Shield is an open layer for detecting and replacing sensitive information before it reaches external AI providers. The project is available on GitHub with source code and documentation.
Complete public repository inventory
Other repositories may contain utilities, documentation or reference implementations. The full public inventory is available at github.com/carlosperasso. Each repository is reviewed separately before it is listed here as open technology.
Code as technical evidence
When a capability is public, claims about how it works should be checkable against code, tests, contracts and documentation. Openness does not replace enterprise architecture, but it allows part of the engineering to be examined without relying on a commercial demonstration.
Open source still requires governance
Organizations can use open components inside private and regulated systems. Licensing, maintenance, version control, security, integration and operational responsibility remain architectural decisions.