🚧 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 (
@bossmode/cli) — The full command-line interface
- MCP server (
@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
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.