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Oguzhan KAYNAK edited this page Oct 18, 2026
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C++17 (default) and C99 (--language c). Both are covered by generated tests with a 100 % coverage gate.
No. Runtime and generated code use only pre-allocated storage.
No. wireforge docs produces requirements, design, test and traceability documents that support your own process; certification and tool qualification depend on your whole project (docs/DO178C.md).
- The
runtime/library is MIT. Code generated by WireForge is yours and depends only on that runtime, so shipping it carries no restriction. - Everything else (CLI, code generator, server, web UI, MCP server) is under the Business Source License 1.1: free for development, testing and evaluation; production use of the tool itself needs a commercial license. Running it in CI (validation, comparison with earlier revisions, generated tests) is free, also in commercial product repositories.
- Each version converts to MIT four years after its release, at the latest on 2036-10-17.
Commercial licensing: kaynak.oguzhan0@gmail.com.
This is a summary; the binding text is LICENSE.
Issues · License: MIT runtime, BUSL-1.1 otherwise (LICENSE) · Commercial licensing: kaynak.oguzhan0@gmail.com