Read the code that guards your account

PitBridge is open core. The daemon and the guardrail engine, the parts that stand between an AI agent and your account, are open. A separate Pro package adds convenience and the live execution unlock on top. The dividing line is deliberate: the code that can refuse an order is something you should be able to audit, and the code that unlocks real money is something we gate.

This is licensing-gating, not copy protection. Nothing in the open core phones home, and you can run the whole thing on a machine with no internet access. Safety is never behind the paywall.

Where the line sits

The open core is enough to connect an agent, run every guardrail, and place orders on a simulation account. Pro adds the pieces that matter for running live at scale.

How the seam is built

The seam is real code, not a promise. The daemon refuses to arm a live account unless a live execution plugin is registered through a defined entry point, and advanced guardrails register through the same mechanism. That means the open core has a clean edge: it runs completely on its own, and Pro plugs into published extension points rather than forking the engine.

The repository

The public repository goes up as the code stabilizes, minus the private Pro package. The link will live here when it is ready, alongside the issue tracker and the schemas. If you want to be told when the code is public, the waitlist is the place.