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Open Source

Tools & libraries

Our CLI and the on-satellite agent are open source and auditable. The SDKs ship as free client libraries for Python, Node, and Rust.

Open source

Our client tooling is public and auditable - including the agent that runs on operators' own hardware.

rotastellar-cli

The command-line tool for the platform - log in, then build, push, and run workloads from your terminal.

npm i -g @rotastellar/cli
CLI Open source

npm →   GitHub →

rotastellar-agent

The on-satellite Operator Agent - pulls a plan and runs it inside power, thermal, and link budgets. Open and auditable, so operators can verify exactly what runs on their hardware.

cargo add rotastellar-agent
Rust Open source

crates.io →   GitHub →

SDKs & client libraries

Official clients for Python, Node, and Rust. Free to install from the public registries.

rotastellar (Python)

Python SDK for orbital compute planning and space intelligence.

pip install rotastellar
Python Available

PyPI →

@rotastellar/sdk (Node.js)

Node.js SDK for orbital compute planning and space intelligence.

npm install @rotastellar/sdk
TypeScript Available

npm →

rotastellar (Rust)

High-performance Rust SDK for satellite tracking and orbital mechanics.

cargo add rotastellar
Rust Available

crates.io →

rotastellar-track

Standalone high-performance satellite tracking library. SGP4/SDP4 propagation, TLE parsing.

cargo add rotastellar-track
Rust WASM Available

crates.io →

Why open source?

01

Transparency

The agent that runs on a satellite should be auditable - operators can read exactly what executes on their hardware.

02

Collaboration

The best tools are built by communities. We welcome contributions from researchers and engineers.

03

Advancement

Advancing space computing benefits everyone. Open source accelerates progress for the entire industry.

Follow our progress

All development happens in the open on GitHub.