Join the Movement
We're seeking developers, economists, community organizers, and policy advocates to help create systems that serve people and planet. Every skill has a role.
Different skills, same mission. Find your path.
Build the infrastructure. We need engineers experienced with Rust, distributed systems, Holochain, and cloud-native technologies. Contributions range from core protocol work to documentation and testing.
Skills needed:
Design the systems. We need economists and researchers to model mutual credit dynamics, design governance mechanisms, analyze real-world implementations, and develop metrics for regenerative outcomes.
Skills needed:
Deploy the tools. We need organizers to pilot mutual credit systems in real communities, facilitate governance processes, document learnings, and support other communities starting their journeys.
Skills needed:
Change the system. We need advocates to engage policymakers, draft legislation, build coalitions with digital rights organizations, and make the case for publicly-funded cloud infrastructure.
Skills needed:
Concrete tasks you can start today.
Prepare detailed analysis of existing public cloud services, government cloud initiatives like FedRAMP, and regulatory environment.
Document additional real-world mutual credit implementations beyond Sardex and WIR. Analyze success factors and failure modes.
Analyze current laws and policies related to alternative currencies, cooperatives, and public technology infrastructure.
Create step-by-step documentation for deploying Cyclos 4 Communities for small-scale mutual credit pilots.
Build proof-of-concept Holochain application demonstrating basic mutual credit functionality.
Improve book.univrs.io with better organization, search functionality, and contributor-friendly structure.
Create detailed document outlining economic impact of public cloud infrastructure for job creation and innovation.
Identify and map potential allies: government officials, technology organizations, community groups, academic institutions.
Draft policy proposal for public cloud infrastructure, suitable for presentation to government officials.
We're building more than software—we're building a community. These values guide how we work together:
Every interaction should leave people better off than before.
Open about our stage, challenges, and decision-making processes.
Value contributions of all kinds. Technical and non-technical skills both essential.
Share knowledge freely. Celebrate questions as much as answers.
Decisions made by those affected. No hidden hierarchies.
Bold vision grounded in practical action. Ideas must ship.
Platforms we use to work together.
Code, issues, discussions
Real-time communication
Documentation, wikis
Collective decisions