One project. One inbox.
Helix is built by Questeria (Anthony DeMarco). There is no sales funnel and no support tier — questions, licensing, design-partner interest, and bug reports all reach the same person who wrote the 299 bytes at the bottom of the chain.
Pick the door that fits.
Email gets the fastest response for licensing and design-partner conversations; GitHub keeps technical discussion where the code and the gates live.
Run it on your pipeline
Shipping AI-written code and want independently re-derivable evidence for what changed? The verification layer is being built with a small number of early design partners. Email with your stack and where the trust gap bites hardest.
[email protected] → Commercial licensingUse Helix in your business
Any for-profit use needs a separate commercial license today. Describe your use case — internal evaluation, hosted service, product integration — and terms are negotiated directly, without intermediaries.
[email protected] → Bugs & reproductionsHold the claims to account
Found a gate that fails, a hash that doesn't re-derive, or a claim that doesn't trace? Open an issue. The gates are fail-closed on purpose — a real red is information the project wants.
github.com/Questeria/helix/issues → Everything elseGeneral questions, press, introductions, or anything that doesn't fit the boxes above — connect directly with Anthony DeMarco on LinkedIn, or just use the email.
linkedin.com/in/anthony-demarco10 →What to include
For licensing or a design-partner pilot: who you are, what you want to build, and your timeline. For technical reports: your platform, the exact command, and the output — every gate prints enough to diagnose from a paste.
See it run first.
The verified GPT-2 and SmolLM2 runs, the proof dashboard, and the one-command reproduction answer most first questions better than email can.