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Licensing.
AmoosedWeb-authored code, SDKs, tools, and protocol implementations have item-specific terms. Read the technology license and the license included with the exact package or protocol material you use. See pricing and commercial thresholds ↗
Published npm and NuGet packages
Compiler
The npm compiler and NuGet compiler tool have package-specific licenses. Check the license included with the version you use.
Reader
The npm Reader and NuGet Reader have their own package terms. Redistribution of packaged code remains limited by each package license.
Previously distributed versions retain the license terms shipped with those versions. Each package includes its own license file; one package license does not grant rights to another product, hosted content, artwork, or access keys. See pricing ↗
Native Reader binary SDK
The public headers and prebuilt C++/C libraries support native integration in services, tools, and games. The Windows x64 Reader SDK is available on the developer Downloads page ↗. See pricing and commercial thresholds ↗
The preview C ABI may change before 1.0. Public API signatures and integration documentation remain readable at dev.amoosed.com ↗.
Protocols and other technology
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Licensed source access
Private implementation source is not part of the public binary SDK. It is delivered only after a separate written source-access agreement and payment. The same threshold and standard per-product fee apply to licensed source use unless a different agreement is negotiated. A separately issued secret opens its encrypted archive in the developer members area; possessing a secret alone is not a source license. See developer member access ↗
Other rights
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