Helix Foundry: Connecting Scattered Company Data into One Local Ontology

Description and use

<p>There's a question I keep hearing in delivery work that has nothing to do with models:</p> <p>"Our data lives in the ERP, the CRM, the finance system, and a few spreadsheets. How are we supposed to do AI?"</p> <p>It's strange. Teams will spend an afternoon debating model choice, then quietly avoid the one thing that actually blocks them — the data doesn't connect.</p> <p>Helix Foundry (1029 stars, Apache-2.0, TypeScript) is an attempt at that problem.</p> <h2> What it does </h2> <p>Connect the tools a company already runs on — databases, Stripe, WorkOS, PostHog, files, generic APIs — and it

Problem

<p>There's a question I keep hearing in delivery work that has nothing to do with models:</p> <p>"Our data lives in the ERP, the CRM, the finance system, and a few spreadsheets. How are we supposed to do AI?"</p> <p>It's strange. Teams will spend an afternoon debating model choice, then quietly avoid the one thing that actually blocks them — the data doesn't connect.</p> <p>Helix Foundry (1029 stars, Apache-2.0, TypeScript) is an attempt at that problem.</p> <h2> What it does </h2> <p>Connect the tools a company already runs on — databases, Stripe, WorkOS, PostHog, files, generic APIs — and it

Outcome

<p>There's a question I keep hearing in delivery work that has nothing to do with models:</p> <p>"Our data lives in the ERP, the CRM, the finance system, and a few spreadsheets. How are we supposed to do AI?"</p> <p>It's strange. Teams will spend an afternoon debating model choice, then quietly avoid the one thing that actually blocks them — the data doesn't connect.</p> <p>Helix Foundry (1029 stars, Apache-2.0, TypeScript) is an attempt at that problem.</p> <h2> What it does </h2> <p>Connect the tools a company already runs on — databases, Stripe, WorkOS, PostHog, files, generic APIs — and it

Evidence

Helix Foundry: Connecting Scattered Company Data into One Local Ontology

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