Exploring Fibery’s Open Source Projects: What’s Available on GitHub?
Fibery is known for offering a flexible work and knowledge management platform, blending tasks, databases, documents, and collaboration into one customizable system. While its core product is closed-source, Fibery actively contributes to the open-source ecosystem through GitHub, where it shares tools and integrations that complement the platform.
Let’s take a closer look at what’s available and how developers can get involved.
Fibery on GitHub: What You’ll Find
Fibery’s GitHub organization — Fibery-inc — hosts a variety of open-source repositories. These aren’t the internals of the Fibery platform itself, but useful extensions and community tools that integrate or enhance the Fibery experience.
This project implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which allows integration between Fibery and large language models (LLMs). With it, users can query and manipulate their Fibery workspace using natural language, making it a solid starting point for building AI-enhanced workflows.
Use case: Connect ChatGPT or other LLMs to your Fibery workspace for conversational access to your structured data.
This is a browser extension (likely for Chrome or Firefox) that enhances the experience of using Fibery in the browser. While still in development, it provides utilities that bring Fibery closer to your daily workflows outside the app itself.
Example: Save content from the web directly into Fibery, similar to Notion’s Web Clipper.
A React-based timeline component forked from namespace-ee/react-calendar-timeline, with custom modifications by the Fibery team. If you're building time-based visualizations or project planning tools, this is a great component to explore.
Think Gantt charts, roadmaps, or sprint planning views.
This is a curated list of servers implementing the MCP protocol. It's part of Fibery’s broader effort to support and expand an open ecosystem around natural language interfaces for tools like theirs.
What’s Not Open Source?
Fibery’s core platform — including its visual database builder, automation system, and internal architecture — is not open source. However, by releasing extensions and integration points, the Fibery team gives developers meaningful ways to enhance the product and integrate it into their own toolchains.
Getting Involved
If you’re interested in:
- Building AI workflows with your Fibery data,
- Extending browser-based productivity with Fibery,
- Contributing to React components,
- Or helping grow the MCP protocol ecosystem…
…then Fibery-inc on GitHub is worth following. Contributions, feedback, and discussions are welcome on most of the repos.
Final Thoughts
Fibery’s open-source contributions reflect their user-first philosophy: give teams and developers tools to customize, extend, and experiment. While the full engine remains closed, what’s available offers a lot of value — especially for teams already using Fibery or those building around modern work management platforms.
If you're a developer looking to hook into Fibery’s ecosystem, now's a great time to dive in.