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Licensing

Three licenses scoped by directory, and the reasoning behind each one.

ScopeLicenseFile
CodeMITLICENSE
The example postsCC0 1.0LICENSE-SEED
Documentation prose, including the GEO playbookCC BY 4.0LICENSE-CONTENT

Code: MIT

A restrictive license on a template whose entire distribution mechanism is copying files into your repository would be incoherent. MIT matches shadcn, matches Next.js, and matches every expectation the audience has.

The example posts: CC0

The two posts in content/blog/ are copied into your repository and become your published content. Any attribution requirement would mean every AgentBlog user technically owed credit on their own blog, which is unenforceable and hostile. CC0 says so explicitly.

Delete them, rewrite them, or publish them as they are. They are yours the moment they land.

Documentation: CC BY 4.0

This reverses the obvious instinct, which was to stop a competitor reprinting the playbook.

The realistic threat is scraping, and no license prevents scraping. The realistic upside is being quoted, and CC BY's attribution requirement is exactly the citation this product exists to generate. Licensing the best top-of-funnel asset here so that reproducing it requires a credit link is the most on-thesis choice available.

So: reproduce these pages, translate them, quote them at length, put them in your internal wiki, feed them to a model. Credit agentblog.dev with a link.

What each one covers

  • MIT: everything under packages/, the code in apps/web/registry/blog/{app,components,lib,hooks,styles}/, apps/web/app/, apps/web/components/, apps/web/lib/, apps/docs/{app,lib,components}/, scripts/, and plugins/.
  • CC0: apps/web/registry/blog/content/**.
  • CC BY 4.0: apps/docs/content/docs/**.

SPDX headers mark the boundary in ambiguous files.

Third-party licenses

AgentBlog composes shadcn/ui components (MIT) and depends on Next.js, React, Zod, Tailwind CSS, and the unified ecosystem, all MIT. Nothing in the dependency tree carries a copyleft obligation.

The typography plugin is MIT. schema-dts is Apache 2.0, and it is a development dependency in the blog: it types the structured data builders and does not ship to the browser.

Contributions

By opening a pull request you agree that your contribution is licensed under the license covering the directory you changed. There is no contributor license agreement.

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