Where to Find TensorZero's GitHub Repository and Other Resources
TensorZero's official entry point is its website, tensorzero.com, which links to its GitHub repository, blog, and legal pages. The most important thing to know before you go looking: the project is no longer maintained. The site itself states that TensorZero "remains available on GitHub but is no longer maintained." So the resources below are still reachable, but you should treat the code as archived rather than actively developed.
Official Resources
| Resource | Where to find it | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| GitHub repository | Linked from tensorzero.com | The source code, which is the primary way to obtain TensorZero |
| Blog | Linked from tensorzero.com | Written material published by the project |
| Terms of Use | Linked from tensorzero.com | The terms governing use of the site and project |
| Privacy Policy | Linked from tensorzero.com | How the project handles data |
The website functions mainly as a navigation hub. Its homepage presents the TensorZero name alongside links to the Blog, GitHub, and the two legal pages, rather than hosting the code itself.
What TensorZero Was Built For
According to the site's own description, TensorZero builds open-source tools for production-grade LLM applications, covering:
- An LLM gateway
- Observability
- Optimization
- Evaluations
- Experimentation
This matters if you arrived here looking for a specific capability — the repository is where that functionality lives, since the website does not host it directly.
The Maintenance Status Changes How You Should Use These Resources
Because the project is no longer maintained, the practical implications are:
- No new fixes or updates. Bugs and security issues in the code will not be addressed by the original maintainers.
- You own the risk. If you adopt the code, evaluating its fitness and security becomes your responsibility.
- The repository is still the source. "No longer maintained" does not mean removed — the code remains available on GitHub.
If you need an actively maintained alternative, the repository's own state is your signal to look elsewhere. If you only need to read or reference the code, the GitHub link from tensorzero.com still works.
A Reasonable Path
- Start at tensorzero.com to reach the GitHub link and confirm the current status message.
- Open the repository to inspect the code and its last activity.
- Read the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy if you plan to use or redistribute anything.
- Decide based on your tolerance for unmaintained software — for a production LLM application, that tolerance is usually low.