CMI v0.11.1
Maintenance release for the public licensing and project-identity cutover. No CMI product-behavior change is claimed by this release.
Added
- Added
LICENSING.mddocumenting the source-available licensing model, the legacy MIT boundary, and the separate commercial-license path. - Added
NOTICEandBRAND_POLICY.mdso official-project provenance, attribution, and fork/brand boundaries travel with the repository and npm package. - Added a structured real-repository field-feedback issue template focused on useful signals, noisy/misleading behavior, missing behavior, reproducible evidence, and public-data safety.
Changed
- Repository source after the 2026-08-11 licensing cutover is offered under PolyForm Perimeter License 1.0.1 rather than MIT.
v0.11.0and all earlier public releases remain under the MIT terms shipped with those versions; this release does not retroactively revoke previously granted MIT rights.- npm package metadata now uses
SEE LICENSE IN LICENSEand includesLICENSING.md,NOTICE, andBRAND_POLICY.mdin the published package. - README terminology now describes post-cutover CMI source as source-available, documents the licensing boundary, and invites evidence-based field feedback from real repositories.
- Material code contributions require pre-coordination until a formal contributor licensing agreement is available; bug reports, field evidence, documentation suggestions, and design feedback remain welcome.
Evidence limits
- The licensing/identity changes reduce ambiguity around future competing products and official-project provenance; they do not erase rights attached to prior MIT releases.
- PolyForm Perimeter is a source-available license and this release should not be described as OSI-approved open source.
- No new productivity, effectiveness, compatibility, or universal-agent claim is established by the licensing maintenance release.
- Product field evidence continues to be bounded by the documented v0.11.0 Grok/Codex results unless separately re-evaluated.