Trust & attribution

Use the work. Keep the source visible.

This is the plain-language map. The license files linked below are the authoritative terms.

Short version

Code and creative materials use different licenses.

Covered software code uses AGPL-3.0-only. Documentation, prompts, skills, rubrics, checklists, examples, and public methodology text use CC BY-SA 4.0 unless a specific file says otherwise.

Product names, official marks, personal brand assets, and official page trade dress are reserved. You may truthfully attribute, fork, and describe the work; do not imply endorsement or present a modified version as an official release.

This page is not legal advice. Review the full files for institutional, commercial, or high-risk use.

Authoritative files

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Keep attribution with redistributed packages and mark unofficial adaptations clearly.

Software code

AGPL-3.0-only covers the applicable source code and preserves source access for modified network services.

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Docs, skills & methods

CC BY-SA 4.0 covers applicable non-code materials, with attribution and share-alike terms.

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Brand & attribution

Forks and adaptations should identify themselves as unofficial and should not imply endorsement.

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Notice

Keep the notice with redistributed public packages so the source of the work travels with it.

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Third-party material

Packages should identify bundled dependencies, data, artwork, or other third-party material when applicable.

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Official source

This repository and the product pages linked from the library define the current official public surfaces.

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