Documentation stewards
Teams that keep public docs, onboarding, and translation clear as a technical system grows.
Documentation systems and editorial maintenance
Reference systems
Tools, docs, and technical writing built to stay useful.
Vandor is an open organization that builds developer tools, publishes documentation, and shares technical work in public so each part stays easier to understand, use, and improve.
ProductsReferenceWritingCollaboration
What Vandor maintains
One body of work, three clear ways in.
Products explain what Vandor makes. Docs explain how to use it. Writing explains the decisions, tradeoffs, and lessons behind it.
Writing from Vandor
Longer-form thinking around the work, not just updates from it.
Essays, field notes, and technical analysis that make the reasoning around Vandor easier to follow over time.
Browse writingRecent entries
Writing gives slower ideas a place to develop, whether the topic is security, engineering practice, or how a system should be maintained.
Vandor
May 19, 2026
security
Copy Fail Is Not Just a Local Linux Bug
CVE-2026-31431 matters because in modern fleets, local privilege escalation is often an infrastructure problem rather than a single-host problem.
Vandor
May 17, 2026
practice
GitHub Actions Security Is Moving From Secrets to Policy
GitHub's 2026 Actions roadmap suggests a deeper shift in CI/CD security: away from secret-centric thinking and toward policy, defaults, and observability.
Vandor
May 16, 2026
security
CrackArmor Is a Boundary Problem, Not Just an AppArmor Bug
The CrackArmor vulnerability set should be read as a failure of containment boundaries on shared Linux hosts, not merely as another local kernel issue.
News from Vandor
News about what Vandor is shipping.
Release notes, product updates, and announcements that belong close to the tools and documentation.
See all newsPartners
Vandor works with teams that care about durable technical systems.
The partnerships here are practical: software delivery, documentation, and implementation work that benefits from clear, reusable tools.
See partner workRegional communities
Local groups that adapt tools, run workshops, and make shared technical practice useful in context.
Programs, adaptation, and field distribution
Community infrastructure
Public infrastructure groups
Organizations building reusable systems for civic, educational, or other public-interest operations.
Implementation support and open systems work
Operational infrastructure