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Open Source builds transparency and strengthens communities, while enabling builders to create more powerful services faster than ever. At Twilio, we want to help keep that pace of innovation going and pay it forward. Learn what we’ve been up to and how you can contribute.

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Code of Conduct

Your safety and comfort are important to us. Codes of Conduct let everyone know what’s expected, so we can do a better job of interacting with one another. All contributions to and interactions with Twilio's open-source projects have to adhere to our Code of Conduct.

You can report violations at open-source@twilio.com.

We believe that a Code of Conduct is important to create welcoming open-source communities. If you want to learn more about adding a Code of Conduct to your projects check out the Open Source Guides or the Covenant Code of Conduct.

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Freedom to build, granted.

We believe in open systems that give you the flexibility to build what you want, how you want. That’s why we maintain open source projects that make it easier and faster to build with Twilio.

Helper libraries

Use our helper libraries in your preferred language that make it easy to get started.
Front-end and mobile SDKs

Level up your website or app to implement Twilio video, voice, real time chat, and more.

Code Exchange

See how our quick-deploy Code Exchange projects work under the hood and adapt them to your own projects.
Segment analytics-next

Start here for a hassle-free way to integrate analytics into any web application with Twilio Segment.

Looking to contribute?

We have a variety of active projects in our GitHub Repos that you can contribute to or monitor.

JavaScript

analytics.js-integrations

The monorepo storing most of the analytics.js integrations supported by Twilio Segment.

TypeScript

twilio-barista

Twilio-powered app for easy coffee ordering at events.

JavaScript

function-templates

Twilio Function templates for different Voice, SMS, Video, Chat, Sync, etc use cases.

TypeScript

dev phone

A developer tool for testing SMS and Voice applications.

JavaScript

actions-sms

Send an SMS through GitHub Actions to an existing workflow or create a new one.

TypeScript

svg-to-react

Converts SVG assets into accessible React components with smart default props.

TypeScript

serverless-toolkit

CLI tool to develop, debug and deploy Twilio Functions.

JavaScript

Twilio CLI

Our Node.js & oclif powered Twilio CLI to interact with Twilio directly from the command-line.

Go

topicctl

A tool for easy, declarative management of Kafka topics.

Go

kafka-go

Easy-to-use APIs for interacting with Kafka.

Go

encoding

A drop-in consent management plugin for analytics.js.

Go

stats

A collection of tools to locally develop, debug, and deploy Twilio Functions.

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More resources

GitHub

Twilio GitHub

SDKs, sample apps, and tools for building communications applications with Twilio APIs.

GitHub

Twilio Segment GitHub

Libraries, integrations, and tools for collecting, transforming, and routing customer data.

GitHub

Twilio SendGrid GitHub

Libraries, SDKs, and tools for email delivery, transactional messaging, and Marketing Campaigns using Twilio SendGrid APIs.

Docs

Twilio Docs

Up-to-date API reference documentation, quickstarts, SDKs and multi-language code samples.

Blog

Developer Blog

A showcase of solutions and best practices from our Engineers and developer community.

GitHub

Twilio Labs GitHub

Open source projects by Twilio developers and the community.

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