Credits
Core Team
Kajson is developed and maintained by the team behind Pipelex, the reference runtime for MTHDS, the open standard for AI methods. Pipelex lets you build AI methods with your coding agent and run them anywhere — from your agent or your chatbot via MCP, as a webapp, or via API in any software.
Original Work
This project is heavily based on the excellent work from unijson by Bastien Pietropaoli. We are grateful for the foundation that unijson provided, which allowed us to build Kajson with enhanced features and Pydantic v2 support.
Contributors
We thank all contributors who have helped improve Kajson through bug reports, feature suggestions, and code contributions. Special thanks to:
- The Pydantic team for creating an amazing data validation library
- The Python community for the great ecosystem
Open Source Libraries
Kajson stands on the shoulders of giants. We'd like to acknowledge the following projects:
- Python - The programming language that makes it all possible
- Pydantic - Data validation using Python type annotations
- pytest - Testing framework
- MkDocs - Documentation framework
- Material for MkDocs - Beautiful documentation theme
License
Kajson is distributed under the Apache License 2.0, the same license as the original unijson project.
Support
For questions, bug reports, or feature requests: