🚧 Expanding soon — full MIT Core documentation is in progress.
What’s MIT-licensed
The following components are MIT-licensed and freely usable, modifiable, and redistributable:
- BossMode CLI (
@acelabs/bossmode-cli) — The full command-line interface
- MCP server (
@acelabs/bossmode-mcp-server) — The Model Context Protocol server
- Convex functions — All backend functions in
convex/
- Next.js application — The full cockpit UI in
app/
- Standing order schema — The data model and evaluation logic
- Guardian preflight — The approval gate and kill switch implementation
- Daily Report generator — The report assembly and delivery system
- Attribution engine — Revenue attribution logic
What’s not MIT-licensed
- AvatarCzar engine — The psychology and Trust Intelligence scoring system is proprietary. You can access it via the BossMode cloud API but cannot self-host it.
- BossMode cloud infrastructure — The hosted service at
bossmode.ing is not open source.
- Business Pack content — The specific playbooks, standing order templates, and buyer profiles in Business Packs are proprietary content, though the format is open.
Using the MIT core
# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/RealSpaceofAce/clawpreneur
cd clawpreneur
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Set up environment
cp .env.example .env.local
# Fill in your Convex URL and other required vars
# Start development
npm run dev
Building on top of BossMode
The MIT license permits:
- Forking and modifying for internal use
- Building products on top of the core
- Redistributing modifications (with attribution)
- Commercial use
The license does not permit:
- Removing the BossMode branding from hosted versions
- Claiming AvatarCzar as your own work
- Re-selling access to the BossMode cloud service
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md in the repository for guidelines.