EdictumLicensing
Edictum core libraries are MIT licensed. No per-agent fees, no usage limits, no vendor lock-in.
Right page if: you need to understand the licensing terms for Edictum's core libraries before procurement or integration. Wrong page if: you need technical details about what each SDK does -- see https://docs.edictum.ai/docs/core-vs-control-plane. Gotcha: the core libraries (Python, TypeScript, Go) are MIT licensed with no copyleft obligations. No other licensed component ships today.
Core Libraries — MIT
pip install edictum
The Python core library is MIT licensed. Use it in commercial, proprietary, or open-source projects without restriction. No copyleft obligations, no attribution requirements beyond the license file.
- Free, no usage limits
- No per-agent fees
- No telemetry or phone-home
- Zero runtime dependencies
The TypeScript and Go SDKs carry the same MIT license, on the same terms.
No Vendor Lock-in
- Rulesets are YAML files you own and version in your repo
- The core library works fully standalone
- All audit events are yours -- export via OTel or file sinks
FAQ
Can I use the core library in a proprietary product? Yes. MIT imposes no restrictions on commercial use.
Do I need to open-source my agent code if I use Edictum? No. MIT has no copyleft clause and requires no source disclosure.
Questions about licensing? Contact hello@edictum.ai.
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