One of the things we love most about open source is seeing developers choose to build together.
Juan Lentino is a great example.
Juan is the developer behind Signal & Noise Tools, a powerful open source WordPress plugin that brings together SEO, analytics, security, AI tools, content tooling, and much more.
He has already contributed a couple of fixes to our AI engine, helping make OpenStation better.
But what really made us smile was seeing Juan embrace OpenStation in his own work.
He has adapted Signal & Noise Tools to work with OpenStation, integrating his plugin with the platform and making it part of the growing OpenStation ecosystem.
And that is exactly what we hope to see from open source.
Not just people using software, but people taking it, building with it, and making it their own.
Juan did not just contribute code to OpenStation.
He chose to build with OpenStation.
And honestly, that is pretty damn cool.
Thank you, Juan, for contributing to the project, for building Signal & Noise Tools, and most importantly, for embracing OpenStation.
This is what open source is all about.
One response to “Juan Lentino Embraces OpenStation”
Thanks Daniel, good to see this land.
Both fixes were the same shape of bug, which is why I went looking for the second one right after the first. A failure that reports as a success. One unsupported tool schema 400s the entire assistant and the error points at a tools index rather than the plugin that caused it. An agent run that produces no text comes back clean with nothing in it. Neither is loud enough to notice until you are reading the wire.
Adapting Signal & Noise Tools to OpenStation was the easy half. Two follow-ups still open on my end.