Third-Party Licences
Agent Ops Suite is commercial software. It uses permissively licensed open-source components and third-party assets. Those components remain governed by their own licences and do not change the proprietary licence for Agent Ops Suite itself.
Current direct dependencies
| Component | Licence | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Electron | MIT | Desktop application runtime. |
| Chromium | BSD-style and third-party notices | Browser engine included with Electron. |
| Node.js | MIT | JavaScript runtime used by Electron and local tooling. |
| Fastify | MIT | Local API service. |
| @fastify/swagger | MIT | OpenAPI schema support. |
| better-sqlite3 | MIT | SQLite database binding. |
| SQLite | Public domain | Embedded database engine. |
| TypeScript | Apache-2.0 | Development toolchain. |
| tsx | MIT | Development scripts and tests. |
| Electron Builder | MIT | Desktop installer packaging. |
| Barlow | Open Font License | Website typography. |
Desktop application notices
The desktop application includes Electron, Chromium, Node.js, V8, bundled assets and production transitive dependencies. Production builds should include generated dependency notices from the locked build. Where a notice file is shipped with the installer or application resources, that notice file forms part of these Third-Party Licences.
Website and brand assets
Agent Ops Suite logos, icons, installer graphics, product copy, screenshots and brand assets are proprietary unless expressly stated otherwise. The Barlow font is used under the Open Font License. Website hosting and deployment infrastructure may involve Cloudflare Pages or similar providers, which are governed by their own terms.
Connected services are separate
Agents, AI models, email platforms, CRMs, issue trackers, support desks, repository hosts, search providers, cloud storage, payment processors and other connected services are not licensed as part of Agent Ops Suite. Their own software, APIs, models, outputs, uptime, pricing and notices remain separate.
Licence policy for embedded code
Agent Ops Suite allows MIT, Apache-2.0, BSD, ISC, 0BSD, Unlicense, BlueOak-1.0.0 and Python-2.0 by default for embedded code, subject to normal attribution and notice requirements. CC0-1.0 and WTFPL require contextual review before use because they can raise attribution, warranty or provenance questions in commercial packaging.
GPL, AGPL, SSPL, BUSL, Commons Clause, unclear/no-licence and open-core code are not allowed for embedding without explicit approval. Those projects may still be useful as connector targets, references or optional systems of record if their licences and deployment boundaries are respected.
Attribution process
Before each public release, dependency notices should be regenerated from the locked production dependency set, reviewed for licence changes and published with the installer or website attribution page. Material licence changes should be reviewed before release.
Corrections
If you believe a licence or attribution is missing or incorrect, contact hello@agentopsuite.com with the component name, version, licence and suggested correction.