Third-party notices
SoduWork's own source is copyright MDiRi and released under the MIT license. Third-party code, dependencies, fonts and assets keep their original licenses and notices.
Where the notices are
| File | Covers |
|---|---|
docs/third-party-notices.en.md | Overview of how third-party material is handled |
third-party/manifest.json | Reviewed license snapshots, with checksums |
third-party/licenses/ | The original license texts |
third-party/README.md | Distribution materials: what is covered and what is still outstanding |
client/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md | Components the desktop client bundles, such as Pi and the Windows shell tools |
third-party/windows-shell-corresponding-source.md | Where to get the corresponding source for the bundled Windows shell |
NOTICE.md | Connector icon sources and other attributions |
Component folders may also carry their own LICENSE, UPSTREAM.md or ADAPTATIONS.md.
Skills
The Skills in skills/ are part of the SoduWork project and use the MIT license. Third-party Skill bundles are not included. A Skill you import yourself keeps its own license.
Source and binary releases
Binary releases (desktop installers and the Hub Docker image) need the notices and, where required, the corresponding source for the components they actually bundle. Outstanding materials are tracked in third-party/public-release.json. A passing source check is not approval to distribute binaries, and it is not a full SBOM, vulnerability scan or legal opinion.
Trademarks
The MIT license doesn't grant rights to third-party trademarks or to the SoduWork name and logo. See Trademarks.