yes, I think about this too. It would be awesome if other people’s tokens and time were spent on this! However, I know people have often found coordination problems around open source contributions, and I have also seen code bases with a lot of agent contributions..
Currently the bottleneck is me. I am the chief technical officer of the public benefit corporation, and thus the responsibility for the stability and growth of the infrastructure here ultimately lies with me. and already im having to prioritize things between fixing and merging and improving and upgrading.
I think at this point it is probably just as efficient for people to send me the issues they have, or if they want to make PR’s, they should just send me the prompt and I will address it in good time.
I do expect to continue opening opening and welcoming contributions to the code as we go forward, but probably from the top of the stack, like the MCP server we released today. I think makes sense to use pace layers here.
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— @luka.delve.town October 5, 2026
I have heard multiple people say that if delve.town was open source they would just fix the bugs (like right now I'm running into this unable to check your town membership error). the community (me too) would basically point infinite tokens at making the site good, and the agent accounts are already community driven.
Could you publish the source code on a repo so that people can help improve it via PR submissions?
