>commit portfolio

13 commercial open-source companies — 3current >commit Fund I investments and 10 companies the team backed before the fund.

>commit Fund I (current portfolio)

• Stealth — AI inference stack.
• Stealth — Specifications framework.
• UMA — Intelligent robots that enhance quality of life for everyone. UMA builds humanoid robots that combine human-level dexterity with a deep understanding of the physical world. The team blends AI research from DeepMind, Tesla Autopilot, and HuggingFace with decades of humanoid-robotics hardware experience to ship general-purpose machines that can take on everyday physical tasks.

Pre-commit (companies the team backed before the fund)

• Mastra — TypeScript AI agent framework. Mastra is an opinionated TypeScript framework for building agents, workflows, RAG pipelines, and evals. It ships the primitives (memory, tools, tracing, voice) under a single API so teams can go from a notebook prototype to a production agent without reassembling the stack each time.
• Twenty — Enterprise CRM at AI Speed. Twenty is an open-source CRM platform: a developer-first extensibility toolkit for composing customer and internal apps without vendor lock-in. It ships production-grade building blocks (data model, permissions, workflows, authentication), runs locally like normal software, and is AI-native via an MCP server so agents can iterate on the schema, layouts, and automation directly.
• Better Auth — Auth that lives inside your app. Better Auth is a framework-agnostic TypeScript authentication library that lives inside your app rather than behind a vendor API. It ships session management, social sign-on, two-factor, and organizations out of the box, and a plugin system that lets teams extend the auth layer instead of outgrowing it.
• Sourcebot — The Code Understanding Platform. Sourcebot is a self-hosted code understanding platform. It indexes every repository in an organization, answers natural-language questions across them, and powers AI-assisted search so teams can navigate large, multi-service codebases without rebuilding context every time.
• pyannote — Speaker intelligence for developers. pyannote turns real-world audio into structured, programmable intelligence — speaker diarization, voice identification, overlap detection, and real-time streaming — delivered through developer APIs and built on the widely-used pyannote.audio open-source toolkit.
• Pangolin — The All-in-One Remote Access Hub. Pangolin is an identity-aware remote-access hub built for IT/OT, IoT, and engineering: a self-hosted reverse proxy and tunneled VPN that gives users secure, SSO-backed access to applications and infrastructure, with context-aware rules and a unified control plane.
• White Circle — Control your AI. White Circle is a control layer for AI applications — stress-testing models for jailbreaks and hallucinations, enforcing low-latency safeguards at runtime, and auto-patching vulnerabilities — so teams can ship LLM features with confidence.
• Keep — The Open-Source AIOps Platform. Keep is an open-source AIOps platform — a Swiss-knife for managing alerts and events at scale. It correlates noisy signals from monitoring tools, runs automated workflows across them, and ships with AI-powered deduplication so on-call teams see fewer pages and more signal.
• PandasAI — AI Dashboard for Business Intelligence. PandasAI makes data analysis conversational. It lets teams chat with SQL databases, datalakes, and local files (CSV, Parquet) using LLMs and RAG, delivering business-intelligence answers without writing SQL or Python.
• Graphcore — Accelerating machine learning in the cloud. Graphcore builds Intelligence Processing Units (IPUs) — a new class of silicon purpose-built for machine intelligence — alongside an open toolchain that lets developers run PyTorch, TensorFlow, and custom models on IPU-accelerated infrastructure in the cloud.