The code we publish

CVOYA builds trusted AI technologies in service of humans. Part of that work is published as source you can read, run, and build on. It is listed below.

Projects

Two projects, both written in C# and maintained by CVOYA. CVOYA Graph is open source under the Apache License 2.0. Spring Voyage is source-available under the Business Source License, and converts to Apache 2.0 on 10 April 2030.

  • Spring Voyage

    A collaboration platform for teams of AI agents and the humans who work with them.

    Agents organize into composable units, connect to outside systems through connectors, and exchange typed messages. Humans participate as first-class team members. The platform prescribes no workflow — it supplies the primitives for communication, memory, discovery, isolated execution, and policy, and leaves the way of working to the team.

    Source-available, not open source: you may read, modify, and run it in production, but not offer it to third parties as a competing managed agent-collaboration service. That restriction lapses on 10 April 2030, when the licence converts to Apache 2.0.

    • C#
    • Source-available · BSL 1.1
    • Hosted service at spring.voyage
    Install (Linux or macOS, Podman 4+)
    curl -fSL https://github.com/cvoya-com/spring-voyage/releases/latest/download/install.sh | bash
  • CVOYA Graph

    A type-safe .NET abstraction over graph databases, queryable with LINQ.

    Model your domain as strongly-typed nodes and relationships, then query it with familiar LINQ syntax extended for traversal, path finding, and depth control. Transactions are ACID and async throughout. The provider architecture keeps the abstraction clean; Neo4j ships as the reference implementation, with LINQ-to-Cypher translation and a shared compatibility suite for anyone writing another provider.

    • C#
    • Open source · Apache 2.0
    • Published on NuGet
    Install a provider (.NET 10+)
    dotnet add package Cvoya.Graph.Neo4j