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title: "Lusor's SDK and app skills are open source"
description: "Lusor's TypeScript SDK and app skills are now open source under the MIT license at github.com/lusor-ai/lusor. An open-source version of the Lusor Harness is coming next."
canonical: "https://lusor.ai/blog/lusor-is-open-source"
updated: "2026-11-12"
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# Lusor's SDK and app skills are open source

github.com/lusor-ai/lusor is public under the MIT license. An open-source version of the Lusor Harness is coming to the same repository.

Open source · November 12, 2026 · 2 min read

[github.com/lusor-ai/lusor](https://github.com/lusor-ai/lusor) is now public under the MIT license. It holds the parts of Lusor that builders and their agents touch directly: the client for the Lusor API and the guides that teach an agent to use specific apps.

## What's in the repository

- **@lusor/sdk**: the TypeScript client for the Lusor API. Agents, sessions, phones and direct control, typed from the Lusor OpenAPI spec.
- **App skills**: plain-Markdown guides that teach an agent to use a specific app, starting with Instagram, Amazon shopping and Google account sign-in.
- **AndroidWorld skills**: the six app skills written for AndroidWorld's test apps, which were in Lusor's skill catalog during the 9 November run. Published as benchmark evidence; Lusor's agent doesn't load them.

## What's coming

The agent runs on pi, an open-source (MIT) agent toolkit. Lusor adds the mobile layer: device tools, screen reading, the agent guidance and the checks that decide when a task is done. An open-source version of the Lusor Harness is coming to the same repository, so you can run the agent against your own Android phone.

Lusor's [AndroidWorld results](https://lusor.ai/benchmarks/androidworld) come from the Lusor Harness at the build in production on 9 November 2026. The open-source release is a separate version and has not been benchmarked.

## Contribute

Open an issue for a bug, a feature or an app you want a skill for; the forms are in the repository. Pull requests are welcome, and the contributing guide explains how changes reach the public repository. Questions go to the Lusor [Discord](https://discord.gg/9tET4gQPV4). Star or watch the repository to follow the harness release.