Licences
Two tiers, both of which can actually be honoured. Nothing here is legal advice, and the clauses flagged below should be read by a lawyer before you rely on them commercially.
The tiers
| Tier | Applies to | What it permits |
|---|---|---|
| MIT | truth-gate duplicate-guard attribution-contract | Use, modify and redistribute, including commercially, in personal, business and client work. Keep the copyright and licence notice. |
| Single-user product licence | ai-workflow-operator-bundle | One buyer, one-time purchase, buyer-only workspace. The existing terms on the product page govern; nothing here changes them. |
Why there is no paid personal / commercial / agency ladder
A three-tier licence ladder is the normal way to sell a code package, and it is not offered here. The reason is factual.
The three packaged systems were extracted from a public repository whose root licence is MIT. Every published version of those files is already MIT-licensed to everyone who can read the repository. A restrictive licence cannot be applied backwards to a permissive grant that has already been made, so a PERSONAL / COMMERCIAL / AGENCY ladder over this source would be a tier structure the seller could not enforce and the buyer would not need.
So the packages are MIT, and they are free. What you get for reading this page rather than the raw repository is the part that is actually work: a clean-room extraction with the brand-specific values pulled out into configuration, a README that states the limitations, a runnable test suite, examples, and a changelog that records what changed relative to the internal original.
Flagged for professional legal review. Whether the owner can offer a restrictively licensed edition of future versions of this code — a dual licence over new work, alongside the MIT history — is a question for a lawyer, not for this page. It is recorded as an open decision, not answered here.
What MIT permits, in plain terms
| Use | Permitted |
|---|---|
| Personal projects | Yes, at no cost. |
| Inside your own business, commercially | Yes, at no cost. |
| In work you deliver to a client | Yes, at no cost. |
| Modified, forked, embedded in a larger product | Yes. |
| Keeping the copyright and licence notice | Required. |
| Any warranty or liability from the author | None. The software is provided as-is. |
Prohibited regardless of tier
- reselling the package source as your own product
- redistributing it on a marketplace as an original work
- sharing paid-product access credentials or buyer tokens
- sublicensing paid products beyond the terms on their own product page
- claiming authorship or white-label ownership of work you did not write
MIT permits redistribution, including modified redistribution. The first two items above are therefore a statement of what this project considers acceptable conduct, not an additional legal restriction on the MIT-licensed files.
The paid entry
The AI Workflow Operator Bundle is not MIT. It is a single-user product sold under the terms published on its own page, delivered to a buyer-only workspace after payment verification. This page does not restate, extend or override those terms.
This page describes licensing in ordinary language so you can decide
quickly. It is not legal advice and it is not a substitute for reading the
LICENSE file shipped in each package, which is the operative text.