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# Multica License

Multica is provided under the terms of the Apache License, Version 2.0 —

the complete, unmodified text of which is reproduced in Part II of this

file — subject to the additional conditions in Part I.

Part I and Part II together constitute the "Multica License". Neither part

grants any rights on its own. Condition 3 states how the two parts fit

together and what must be delivered when you redistribute.

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Part I — Additional Conditions

1. Multica may be utilized commercially, including as a backend service for

other applications or as a task management platform for enterprises,

subject to the following conditions:

a. Hosted or embedded service: Unless you have obtained a commercial

license from the producer, you may not use the Multica source code

to provide a hosted service to third parties, or embed Multica as a

component of a product or service that is sold, licensed, or

otherwise commercially distributed to third parties.

- This restriction applies to offering Multica (in whole or

substantial part) as a SaaS platform, a managed service, or as

an integrated component within another commercial offering.

- Providing a hosted service to third parties is restricted whether

or not you charge for it. A publicly accessible instance operated

for users outside your own organization requires a commercial

license even when it is offered free of charge, carries no

advertising, and sells no paid tier.

- Internal use within a single organization (including multiple

workspaces) does not require a commercial license.

- Making the source code available, including publishing the source

code of a fork in a public repository, is not itself a hosted

service and does not require a commercial license. Any such

distribution remains subject to all applicable terms of this

Multica License, including conditions (b) and (c) below and

condition 3. Source distribution does not grant recipients the

right to operate a hosted service; each operator must obtain its

own commercial license.

b. Branding and copyright information: Unless the producer has granted

you a written branding waiver, you may not remove or modify the

Multica LOGO, the Multica product name, or the copyright and

attribution information displayed by a Multica user interface.

- User Interface Definition: For the purposes of this license, a

"Multica user interface" means any user interface derived, in whole

or in substantial part, from the user interface code in this

repository. This includes the components located in the

`apps/web/`, `apps/desktop/`, `apps/mobile/`, `packages/views/`,

and `packages/ui/` directories when running Multica from the raw

source code, the frontend container image (published as

`ghcr.io/multica-ai/multica-web`) when running Multica with

Docker, and any compiled desktop or mobile application built from

that code. That enumeration is illustrative rather than

exhaustive: user interface code remains covered when it is

modified, moved, renamed, or extracted into another package or

repository.

- This restriction is inapplicable to uses of Multica that do not

involve a Multica user interface, such as running only the

`server/` backend, the daemon, or the CLI without redistributing

or operating any Multica user interface. Such uses remain subject

to condition (c) below.

c. Attribution for non-interface use: If you redistribute or operate a

product or service built on Multica's backend, daemon, or CLI

without a Multica user interface, you must retain all copyright,

patent, trademark, and attribution notices present in the source

code and in the NOTICE file, and state in your user-facing

documentation that the product is built on Multica, including a link

to https://github.com/multica-ai/multica.

d. Relationship between grants: A branding waiver is not a commercial

license and does not permit any use restricted by condition (a). A

commercial license does not by itself waive condition (b) or

condition (c). Each grant must be obtained from the producer

expressly and separately, and neither may be inferred from the other

or from the producer's silence, review, or acceptance of your

contributions.

2. Contributions: By submitting a contribution to Multica, you agree that:

a. The producer can adjust this Multica License to be more strict or

relaxed as deemed necessary.

b. Your contributed code may be used for commercial purposes, including

but not limited to its cloud business operations.

c. Your contribution is submitted under this Multica License as a whole,

as described in condition 3, and not under Part II alone.

3. Composition, precedence, and redistribution:

a. This entire file is the Multica License. Part I (these additional

conditions) and Part II (the incorporated Apache License, Version

2.0) together form a single set of terms. Apart from the conditions

stated in Part I, all other rights and restrictions follow Part II.

b. Wherever Part II refers to "this License", that reference means the

Multica License as a whole — Part I and Part II together — and not

Part II in isolation. This includes the copy of the License that

section 4(a) of Part II requires you to give to recipients, and the

terms under which section 5 of Part II treats a contribution as

submitted.

c. If Part I and Part II conflict, Part I controls.

d. If you redistribute Multica or a derivative work of it, you must

deliver this complete file. Delivering Part II alone does not

satisfy the Multica License or section 4(a) of Part II.

------------------------------------------------------------------------

Part II — Incorporated Apache License 2.0 Text

The text below is reproduced verbatim and unmodified from

https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.txt. It is incorporated into

the Multica License as described in condition 3 above.

------------------------------------------------------------------------

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