Local-first
Prefer local data and local execution when the workflow does not need a remote service.
Rustzen
Open-source components, templates, and tools for developer workflows
Rustzen maintains open-source projects for developer workflows: shared Rust components, Web/Rust admin templates, and practical tools for release workflows. Standalone app products are kept on separate product pages.
How we work
Clear scope, local-first where practical, and inspectable behavior
Small scope
Keep each project focused on a clear engineering job instead of presenting everything as a platform.
Readable behavior
Keep commands, documentation, and product boundaries easy to inspect and explain.
Cautious AI
Use AI where it helps reading or operating workflows, with visible inputs and recoverable actions.
Open work
Public repositories currently maintained
What stays on the home page
Keep the home page about public, verifiable work
Public projects first
The home page points to repositories that can be opened, read, and checked directly.
Products stay separate
Commercial product details belong on the product page, not mixed into the home page.
No inflated claims
Descriptions should say what exists today and avoid promising more than the project shows.