The README displays an MIT license badge linking to /LICENSE, but no LICENSE file exists in the repo.
For a public, widely-consumed GitHub Action this is a real gap — with no license file the default is "all rights reserved", which contradicts the advertised MIT badge and creates legal ambiguity for consumers.
Suggested fix
- Add a top-level
LICENSE file with the standard MIT text, correct copyright holder and year.
- Confirm the README badge link resolves.
Flagged during the AI-native docs revamp; tracked in .agents/known-issues.md (item A).
The README displays an MIT license badge linking to
/LICENSE, but noLICENSEfile exists in the repo.For a public, widely-consumed GitHub Action this is a real gap — with no license file the default is "all rights reserved", which contradicts the advertised MIT badge and creates legal ambiguity for consumers.
Suggested fix
LICENSEfile with the standard MIT text, correct copyright holder and year.Flagged during the AI-native docs revamp; tracked in
.agents/known-issues.md(item A).