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Review drafts — not in force. The product terms below have not been reviewed by legal counsel. Apache-2.0 and CC BY 4.0 are authorized license selections and are in force for the material they cover. The engine EULA, privacy notice, security policy, and support policy are source-controlled drafts: not in force, not offers or contracts, and not a description of terms that govern anything today. The production entity, jurisdiction, contacts, operational commitments, and external legal review are all outstanding.

In development Kaleidoscope is not publicly released. Nothing here installs from a registry yet — see what is available.

Licenses and product terms

The public software, original documentation, and proprietary engine have deliberately separate license boundaries. Two of them are settled; the rest are drafts.

Apache-2.0 — in force. Covers the public manager, SDKs, wrappers, integrations, and skill, and is carried in those source and package repositories. It does not license the native engine, model weights, trademarks, or third-party material.

CC BY 4.0 — in force. Covers original documentation. Read the documentation license scope and the CC BY 4.0 legal code.

  • Production entity. The contracting entity named in the drafts is a placeholder and has not been settled.
  • Jurisdiction. Governing law and venue are unresolved, so no dispute clause in the drafts is operative.
  • Contacts. No monitored legal, privacy, or security intake address is published; the addresses in the drafts do not accept mail.
  • Commitments. Support scope, severity definitions, and response targets are proposals, not obligations, and no service level exists.
  • External legal review. No counsel has reviewed any of these documents. This is the gate that keeps every draft above out of force.