License

The short version

The code is MIT — take it, fork it, ship it, sell it. The writing is CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 — share and adapt it non-commercially, credit me, and keep derivatives under the same license. Code samples inside the posts are MIT, so you never have to think about the NC term to use something you read here.

Code

Licensed under the MIT License. That covers the application itself, the components, the content pipeline, and the configuration:

• src/ — app, components, and pipeline scripts
• .github/ — instructions, skills, workflows
• Root config files

Do whatever you want with it. Attribution is appreciated but not required.

Writing and images

Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. That covers the posts, docs, project write-ups, notes, and photographs.

You may:

• Quote, excerpt, and link to anything here
• Translate a post, or republish it somewhere non-commercial
• Build on it, as long as you say where it came from

The conditions:

• Attribution — credit me and link back to the original
• NonCommercial — don't republish it in full behind ads or a paywall
• ShareAlike — derivatives carry the same license

Want to use something commercially? Just ask me. I'm easy to convince.

Things that aren't mine

A few things here belong to other people and aren't covered by either license above:

• The tool and company logos are trademarks of their owners, shown for identification only
• The Sekuya typeface is SIL Open Font License 1.1, copyright 2024 The SEKUYA Project Authors
• Dependencies carry whatever license their authors chose

Why bother

Mostly so nobody has to guess. The code being MIT is the whole point of publishing it. The writing is stricter because reposting a full article somewhere commercial doesn't send readers here, it just makes a second copy — and if I ever collect these into something bigger, I'd like that to still be mine to do.

The full breakdown, path by path, lives in LICENSE in the repo.