Open code. Clear provenance.
SmarterGPT was founded by Joseph Gustavson (Guffawaffle).
The website's project-owned source and documentation are available under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Contributor and third-party rights and notices remain intact.
Framework licensing
Lex remains MIT. AXF, LexRunner and LexSona are open source under Apache-2.0. Their first Apache-licensed npm releases are AXF 2.1.3, LexRunner 2.1.0 and LexSona 2.0.4; all are publicly available. Earlier package versions retain their own published license terms.
Apache-2.0 permits commercial use and forks under its terms. Preserve applicable copyright, license and NOTICE information. It does not require a founder badge in every application or prohibit competitors from using covered code.
LexThority is historical research with no active product commitment and retains its separately stated license. ContextForge has no released package or public source repository yet; the proposed name does not imply a license grant. Historical strategy documents describe earlier decisions.
Identity and contributions
Use project names truthfully, identify forks and modified distributions accurately, and do not imply official endorsement. No registered-trademark status is asserted. The identity policy and governance policy are separate from the code license.
Contributions retain authorship and applicable ownership. DCO certification records the right to submit; Apache-2.0 section 5 supplies applicable inbound contribution terms. Neither is an implied copyright assignment. AI-assisted contributions have the same review and provenance duties.
Code rights and runtime authority
An open-source license grants rights to use covered code. It grants no credentials, tenant membership, access to company data or permission to execute actions. Authentication, security review and runtime authorization remain separate responsibilities.