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Licensing

All code across the UrantiaHub ecosystem is released under the MIT License, meaning you can use, modify, and distribute it freely — including for commercial projects. No permission needed.
WhatLicenseDetails
All source codeMITUse it however you want
Original content (guides, quotes, docs)CC0 1.0Public domain dedication
The Urantia Book English textPublic domainSince 2006
Audio narrations, embeddings, AI contentCC0 1.0Public domain dedication

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Repositories

All repos live under the urantia-hub GitHub organization.

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Core Infrastructure

urantia-dev-api

Hono + Drizzle API on Cloudflare Workers. Full-text search, semantic search, OAuth, MCP server.

urantia-dev-sdks

TypeScript SDKs — @urantia/api (typed client) and @urantia/auth (OAuth/PKCE).

urantia-dev-mintlify-docs

This documentation site.

urantia-data-sources

Scripts for managing the Cloudflare R2 data bucket (papers, audio, entities, embeddings).

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Applications

OpenUrantia.com

UrantiaHub reading platform — Next.js with bookmarks, notes, AI chat, reading progress, daily quotes.

urantia-dev-demo

Interactive demo site showcasing API features.

urantia-dev-example-app

Minimal Next.js OAuth example app using @urantia/auth.

urantia-papers-plugin

MCP plugin for Claude Desktop and Cursor.

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Research & Media

urantia-render

High-performance Rust video renderer for YouTube narrations.

urantia-860x-experiment

Computational verification of the 860x wavelength ratio claim against NIST CODATA physics constants.

data

The Urantia Papers in structured JSON + MP3 audio files.

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Contributing

Every repo has a README.md with setup instructions. The general flow:
  1. Fork the repo
  2. Create a feature branch
  3. Make your changes
  4. Open a PR
Questions? Reach out at [email protected].

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Disclaimer

This is an independent community project by Adams Technologies LLC. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected with Urantia Foundation. The original English text of The Urantia Book is in the public domain. All use of “Urantia” is nominative fair use to identify the subject matter.