Whispering license

AGPL-3.0-or-later (read from license file) · from EpicenterHQ/epicenter · source for v7.11.0

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Copyright 2023-2026 Braden Wong

Every package under packages/ and apps/ is licensed under
AGPL-3.0-or-later. Each declares it in its package.json, and most carry a
copy of the full text in their own LICENSE file. This file is the index.

For the reasoning, see docs/licensing/licensing-strategy.md and
FINANCIAL_SUSTAINABILITY.md.

================================================================================
1. GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 or later (AGPL-3.0-or-later)
================================================================================

Everything Epicenter ships. The full text is in licenses/LICENSE-AGPL-3.0.

You're free to run, modify, and self-host any of it. If you distribute a
modified version, you share the changes back with the community.

For hosted infrastructure (apps/api, apps/self-host), AGPL section 13 extends
this to network use: running a modified version as a service counts as
distribution. For consumer apps that run locally on a user's machine, section
13 does not trigger, but the underlying distribution clause still applies:
anyone who forks and distributes a modified binary shares the changes back.

  Packages:
    packages/agent           @epicenter/agent
    packages/agent-protocol  @epicenter/agent-protocol
    packages/app-shell       @epicenter/app-shell
    packages/auth            @epicenter/auth
    packages/blobs           @epicenter/blobs
    packages/client          @epicenter/client
    packages/constants       @epicenter/constants
    packages/app             @epicenter/app
    packages/matter-core     @epicenter/matter-core
    packages/principal       @epicenter/principal
    packages/recorder        @epicenter/recorder
    packages/server          @epicenter/server
    packages/skills          @epicenter/skills
    packages/sqlite          @epicenter/sqlite
    packages/svelte          @epicenter/svelte
    packages/sync            @epicenter/sync
    packages/ui              @epicenter/ui
    packages/vite-config     @epicenter/vite-config

  Apps:
    apps/api                    @epicenter/api
    apps/epicenter              @epicenter/epicenter
    apps/honeycrisp             @epicenter/honeycrisp
    apps/landing                @epicenter/landing
    apps/local-books            @epicenter/local-books
    apps/local-mail             @epicenter/local-mail
    apps/matter                 @epicenter/matter
    apps/posthog-reverse-proxy  @epicenter/posthog-reverse-proxy
    apps/reddit                 @epicenter/reddit
    apps/self-host              @epicenter/self-host
    apps/skills                 skills
    apps/sync-lab               @epicenter/sync-lab
    apps/vocab                  @epicenter/vocab
    apps/whispering             @epicenter/whispering

================================================================================
2. MIT (historical, no longer a live tier)
================================================================================

Until 2026-08, a subset of packages was MIT: an embeddable toolkit tier whose
dependency closure had to stay MIT. That tier is dissolved. It was maintained
for an external embedder who never arrived, and it had begun to distort
placement: code sat in the wrong package to stay on the permissive side of a
boundary nothing was crossing.

The direction of the change is the recoverable one. AGPL is the restrictive
default, and carving a package back out to MIT later is a decision that can be
made once there is a concrete embedder to make it for. The reverse mistake,
releasing under MIT and changing your mind, cannot be undone for versions
already published.

Which matters here, because some were: the following versions were published
to npm under the MIT License and REMAIN MIT for those versions, permanently.
The text they were released under is preserved at licenses/LICENSE-MIT.

    - @epicenter/field       0.3.0
    - @epicenter/identity    0.3.0
    - @epicenter/sync        0.1.0, 0.3.0
    - @epicenter/ui          0.1.0, 0.3.0

Versions published from this commit forward are AGPL-3.0-or-later.

================================================================================
3. Proprietary (deferred tier, currently empty)
================================================================================

No components are currently licensed under proprietary terms, and none are
planned. Revenue comes from hosting (Epicenter Cloud), not licensing.

This tier is documented as an escape hatch for one specific situation: a
paying customer requires a specific feature that AGPL self-hosting would
otherwise give away free. It will not be populated speculatively. The
empty-tier end-state is the goal.

If this tier is ever populated, modules will live in clearly delineated
subdirectories with their own LICENSE files declaring "All rights reserved"
terms, and will be listed here.

See docs/licensing/licensing-strategy.md for the conventions.

================================================================================

If a package's per-package LICENSE file or package.json "license" field ever
conflicts with this index, the per-package files are authoritative. This index
is generated from them by reading every package.json, so a disagreement means
this file is stale and should be regenerated rather than hand-edited.

Whispering license

AppsXi keeps a copy of the source for this version (commit a6b15c28db90): download .tar.gz (6.0 MB) · SHA-256 8a383605eecbb243c3375bfbd34eb3f1e9caeddec06b1923b3b1d16d8483ebad

Copyright 2023-2026 Braden Wong Every package under packages/ and apps/ is licensed under AGPL-3.0-or-later. Each declares it in its package.json, and most carry a copy of the full text in their own LICENSE file. This file is the index. For the reasoning, see docs/licensing/licensing-strategy.md and FINANCIAL_SUSTAINABILITY.md. ================================================================================ 1. GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 or later (AGPL-3.0-or-later) ================================================================================ Everything Epicenter ships. The full text is in licenses/LICENSE-AGPL-3.0. You're free to run, modify, and self-host any of it. If you distribute a modified version, you share the changes back with the community. For hosted infrastructure (apps/api, apps/self-host), AGPL section 13 extends this to network use: running a modified version as a service counts as distribution. For consumer apps that run locally on a user's machine, section 13 does not trigger, but the underlying distribution clause still applies: anyone who forks and distributes a modified binary shares the changes back. Packages: packages/agent @epicenter/agent packages/agent-protocol @epicenter/agent-protocol packages/app-shell @epicenter/app-shell packages/auth @epicenter/auth packages/blobs @epicenter/blobs packages/client @epicenter/client packages/constants @epicenter/constants packages/app @epicenter/app packages/matter-core @epicenter/matter-core packages/principal @epicenter/principal packages/recorder @epicenter/recorder packages/server @epicenter/server packages/skills @epicenter/skills packages/sqlite @epicenter/sqlite packages/svelte @epicenter/svelte packages/sync @epicenter/sync packages/ui @epicenter/ui packages/vite-config @epicenter/vite-config Apps: apps/api @epicenter/api apps/epicenter @epicenter/epicenter apps/honeycrisp @epicenter/honeycrisp apps/landing @epicenter/landing apps/local-books @epicenter/local-books apps/local-mail @epicenter/local-mail apps/matter @epicenter/matter apps/posthog-reverse-proxy @epicenter/posthog-reverse-proxy apps/reddit @epicenter/reddit apps/self-host @epicenter/self-host apps/skills skills apps/sync-lab @epicenter/sync-lab apps/vocab @epicenter/vocab apps/whispering @epicenter/whispering ================================================================================ 2. MIT (historical, no longer a live tier) ================================================================================ Until 2026-08, a subset of packages was MIT: an embeddable toolkit tier whose dependency closure had to stay MIT. That tier is dissolved. It was maintained for an external embedder who never arrived, and it had begun to distort placement: code sat in the wrong package to stay on the permissive side of a boundary nothing was crossing. The direction of the change is the recoverable one. AGPL is the restrictive default, and carving a package back out to MIT later is a decision that can be made once there is a concrete embedder to make it for. The reverse mistake, releasing under MIT and changing your mind, cannot be undone for versions already published. Which matters here, because some were: the following versions were published to npm under the MIT License and REMAIN MIT for those versions, permanently. The text they were released under is preserved at licenses/LICENSE-MIT. - @epicenter/field 0.3.0 - @epicenter/identity 0.3.0 - @epicenter/sync 0.1.0, 0.3.0 - @epicenter/ui 0.1.0, 0.3.0 Versions published from this commit forward are AGPL-3.0-or-later. ================================================================================ 3. Proprietary (deferred tier, currently empty) ================================================================================ No components are currently licensed under proprietary terms, and none are planned. Revenue comes from hosting (Epicenter Cloud), not licensing. This tier is documented as an escape hatch for one specific situation: a paying customer requires a specific feature that AGPL self-hosting would otherwise give away free. It will not be populated speculatively. The empty-tier end-state is the goal. If this tier is ever populated, modules will live in clearly delineated subdirectories with their own LICENSE files declaring "All rights reserved" terms, and will be listed here. See docs/licensing/licensing-strategy.md for the conventions. ================================================================================ If a package's per-package LICENSE file or package.json "license" field ever conflicts with this index, the per-package files are authoritative. This index is generated from them by reading every package.json, so a disagreement means this file is stale and should be regenerated rather than hand-edited.