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Licensing

ArcFlow uses the OZ Intent-Source License (OISL) — a licensing model where compiled artifacts are freely usable, contributions happen through structured intents, and source code is available under a commercial license.

Quick summary#

WhatLicense
SDK (this repo, npm install arcflow)MIT
Engine (compiled binaries)OISL — free to use commercially
Source codeLicense available — contact us
ContributionsVia Intent Relay — describe what you want, agent implements it

What you can do#

  • Use ArcFlow binaries in development, testing, and production — including commercial products
  • Embed ArcFlow in your applications and distribute them to end users
  • Benchmark ArcFlow internally without restriction
  • Submit Intents — describe desired changes, the relay service implements them
  • License the source — organizations can purchase a source code license for audit, customization, or on-premise builds

What you can't do (without a source license)#

  • Reverse engineer, decompile, or derive source code from binaries
  • Redistribute ArcFlow binaries as a standalone product (embedding in your app is fine)
  • Sub-license ArcFlow independently

Source code license#

Companies that need to inspect, audit, or modify the engine can purchase a source code license. This is common for:

  • Enterprise security reviews — audit the full codebase before deployment
  • Air-gapped / on-premise builds — compile from source on your own infrastructure
  • Customization — fork and modify the engine for proprietary use cases

Contact hello@oz.com to discuss source licensing terms.

Intent-Source model#

Instead of traditional open-source contributions (fork → PR → merge), ArcFlow uses intent-based contribution:

  1. You describe what you want changed (bug fix, feature, performance improvement)
  2. You submit the intent to the OZ Build Relay
  3. A server-side AI agent implements the change against the private source
  4. You receive compiled artifacts + test results
  5. If the change passes quality gates, it may be promoted to the official release

You own your ideas. OZ owns the implementation.

The SDK is MIT#

Everything in this repo — the TypeScript SDK, documentation, examples, MCP server, agent context files — is MIT licensed. You can fork, modify, and redistribute freely.

The OISL applies only to the engine binaries that power the SDK. From a user perspective, this is transparent: npm install arcflow just works.

Full license text#

See legal/ENGINE-LICENSE.md and legal/INTENT-SOURCE-TERM-SHEET.md.

See Also#

  • Pricing — Community, Professional, and Enterprise tiers
  • Installation — install ArcFlow; the license applies to the engine binaries
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