Software you can run, not just import
The kits are libraries you embed. These are whole applications built on them, a CRM, an email API, a teammate that remembers, and a crew that writes the next application for you. Each one carries the posture the family gives it: isolation Postgres enforces, money that is exact, auth that holds. Three have an open core you can take and host yourself; the Builder runs here, on the account you already have.
Two ways in, mostly. QuxKit CRM, QuxMail and AI Member Cloud each have an open core you can self-host from the kits they are built on; the managed versions are ours to run, on the same code. QuxChat and the Builder are the exceptions and say so plainly: their engines, comm-kit and rag-kit, are licensed per seat rather than given away. If you would rather start from an empty repo than a finished product, that is Solutions, App-Kit and UI-Kit install into your own codebase and stay there.


