📄 License & Open Source
This OS doesn’t belong to us. It belongs to anyone willing to build with it.
LocentraOS is released under the permissive MIT License. That means you're not just allowed to use it — you're invited to fork it, rewire it, and ship it however you want.
📜 What the MIT License Gives You
You’re free to:
✅ Use Locentra OS in commercial, academic, or personal projects
✅ Modify the full codebase — backend, frontend, CLI, models, memory, agents
✅ Re-distribute it (as-is or changed)
✅ Embed it into closed-source stacks
✅ Host it without any central dependency
You must:
⚠ Preserve the original copyright
⚠ Include the license file if redistributed
⚠ Accept that it’s provided “as-is” with no liability or guarantees
View the full license text in:
/LICENSE🧠 Why MIT?
Because AI infrastructure should be sovereign.
Locentra OS isn’t just a project—it’s a stance:
You shouldn’t need OpenAI keys to train a model
You shouldn’t be forced into cloud telemetry
You should have the right to run, fork, and govern your own LLM stack
Your memory should stay local
Your agents should answer to you
MIT lets you own the system you deploy. Fully.
🙌 Contribute, Extend, Fork
This system is modular for a reason: We want developers to build their own layers on top.
You can contribute by:
Submitting issues or PRs on GitHub
Writing new CLI tools
Adding model adapters
Replacing the memory vectorizer
Creating your own agents
Improving docs (like this one)
Fork it. Break it. Rebuild it. That’s what it’s here for.
🧱 Start building at: https://github.com/locentra/OS And join the growing ecosystem of open, modular LLM infrastructure.
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