With gratitude
To everyone who tried Axiom Locus, shared feedback, or supported us along the way: thank you. We’re grateful for the time, trust, and curiosity you brought to this work.
Regretfully, our standalone public service has closed. Public access and new sales have ended. A few practical tools from our work are now open source, for others to explore and build on.
Open-source projects
Two small, independently released tools from the Locus journey. Both are MIT-licensed Python projects—not the full Locus platform or a replacement for the hosted service.
An offline library and command-line tool for checking batch-job receipts: consistent counts, reported outcomes, and explicit acceptance rules.
Checks what a receipt says. It is not independent proof that a job ran or that its data was saved.
Turn a verified, local FAF5 freight-data archive into reproducible, filtered CSV files with a manifest recording the source and transformation.
Built for the FAF5.7.1 regional release, not live shipment tracking. Obtain the source dataset separately; its data rights are separate from the code license.
The public Locus product has retired. Selected shared background services remain for other Axiom products; they do not reopen the Locus application. This change does not delete data.
Overwatch and Codex are separate products. Neither is a drop-in replacement for Locus APIs. The project documentation remains available as a historical reference.
Read the Locus documentation archive