OpenTeams

10/31/2026

Why build another environment management tool?

OpenTeams CTO Dharhas Pothina explains why combining Git with tools like UV or Pixi wasn’t enough for his team.

Git is not friendly to non-developers. It can also get messy with multiple environments in one repo. Teams often can’t get the permissions they need on GitHub or GitLab to build automation around it.

The team built Nebi, an open source tool, to solve these problems. Watch Dharhas explain the approach at The Python Exchange, hosted by Don’t Use This Code.
�https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCa3zztvbJk

10/30/2026

Spending on AI is rising. Financial results are lagging behind.

PwC’s 29th Global CEO Survey found that only 12% of CEOs see both cost and revenue benefits from AI. Travis Oliphant, founder and CEO of OpenTeams, calls this a structural problem in our latest whitepaper.

Read the paper, then tell us where your team sees the biggest gap.

https://github.com/openteams-ai/inthub-whitepaper/blob/main/whitepaper.md

10/28/2026

Your company's knowledge goes beyond what is stored in a database.

It lives in your team’s experience and in processes that are often not even written down.

As AI becomes part of business operations, who controls that knowledge?

Travis Oliphant says that when that work moves into someone else’s AI agent, you are leaking your value.

Watch the full discussion to hear why AI sovereignty matters and how businesses can protect their most valuable knowledge:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWJm3OL6iuU

10/26/2026

Big News Mondays!

OpenTeams has a new home at Catalyst Campus for Technology and Innovation in Colorado Springs!

Right now, the team is Iva Hutson, her iced matcha, and her Patagonia vest - small but mighty! We plan on growing fast so stop by and say hi if you're in the area.

Catalyst Campus brings builders, startups, and tech teams together in one place in support of our national defense. We can’t wait to meet our new neighbors, and continue our partnership with CyberWorx as a critical player in delivering innovation to the Department of the Air Force.

In the area? Stop by and say hello. We’d love to grab a coffee (or a matcha).

10/23/2026

Trust in AI work grows best in the open.

Travis Oliphant, founder and CEO of OpenTeams, shares how in our latest whitepaper. Every Op declares how its work will be checked. Open source communities can build those checks together.

Read the whitepaper, then tell us which checks your community would like to share.

https://github.com/openteams-ai/inthub-whitepaper/blob/main/whitepaper.md

10/22/2026

There are a lot of conversations about giving AI more context.
During her internship on the OpenTeams Product Team, Shayla McMillan explored:
Who decides on the context? Who is in charge of keeping the context up to date?
Read about her findings in the blog post: https://tinyurl.com/yc5zysbd

How an OpenTeams intern learned to build Frames that teach AI judgment - and what the experience taught her about building trust on a new team and driving adoption of new tools.

10/21/2026

Enterprise deployments. Home labs. Everything in between. Brandon Geraci shows just how far Artifact Keeper reaches. Watch the full talk on our YouTube Channel; link in bio.

10/16/2026

Fun Fact Friday: NumPy gets downloaded about 390 times every second. ⚡

In the 30 seconds it takes to read this post, NumPy gets downloaded over 11,000 times.

Our founder Travis Oliphant created NumPy in 2005. Since then, a global community of contributors has shaped it into the base layer of scientific Python. Every download is someone learning, building, or shipping something.

Thank you to every NumPy contributor and maintainer.

What was the first thing you built with NumPy? Tell us in the comments. 👇

10/16/2026

Are we setting junior developers up for failure?

Installing with pip install isn't enough to build a proper foundation. OpenTeams CTO Dharhas Pothina questions how we introduce developers to software installation, where instructions often stop at basic commands.

Watch Dharhas raise this question at The Python Exchange. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCa3zztvbJk&feature=youtu.be

10/14/2026

Throwback to PyTorch Conference 2025.
Guilherme Leobas shared how CPython’s own tests help make Dynamo correct. This year he is back with the next chapter. Watch the throwback and visit his poster on Oct 20 at the Community Expo.