ODS is a mixed-license repository. The root Apache-2.0 license
applies to original ODS code except the Pixel source under vendor/pixel/
and material carrying separate third-party notices. It does not relicense
downloaded service images, model weights, bundled fonts or artwork.
Pixel is source-available under the separate Pixel License for ODS. It allows personal and commercial use, modification, and redistribution of Pixel within ODS, including modified or forked ODS distributions. It does not allow extracting Pixel as a standalone product or using it in another product. Merely seeing Pixel source in this public repository does not make it Apache-2.0 or an open-source license under the Open Source Definition.
The local vendor/pixel.bundle is a single-commit installation artifact built
from the same visible vendor/pixel/ source. It carries the same Pixel license;
python3 scripts/verify-pixel-bundle.py checks its digest, source match, and
one-commit history. It does not contain the private Pixel repository history.
Third-party components retain their own terms; see Pixel's notices and notices elsewhere in ODS. This overview does not replace those licenses.
| Material | Where to find its terms |
|---|---|
| Original ODS code and documentation | Apache-2.0, subject to per-file notices |
| Bundled Pixel and Pixel-derived material used within ODS | Pixel License for ODS; retain attribution and any third-party notices |
| OpenClaw runtime and derived patches | Pixel third-party notices and the runtime source notice |
| Dashboard fonts and visual assets | Dashboard asset notices and per-file artwork evidence |
| Downloaded services and model artifacts | Their exact upstream versions and terms; see third-party review |
The old notices under docs/pixel/upstream/ are a historical attribution
snapshot, not the operative license for the current bundled Pixel. See that
directory's scope note.
Source availability and a successful installation do not establish permission for every commercial, redistribution or branding scenario. Unresolved asset rights and missing model/service records are listed in the review documents; these pages do not grant new rights or certify legal compliance.