License

JushoAI is open-source software released under the GNU General Public License version 3 (GPL-3.0-only). The copyright is held by armaniacs.

Copyright (C) 2026 armaniacs

This page is a summary of the terms. The authoritative text is the LICENSE file in the repository, which contains the full GPLv3. If the two differ, LICENSE prevails.

What you may do

• Use it for any purpose, free of charge, personally or for work.
• Read, copy and modify the source code.
• Redistribute the original and modified versions.

Conditions when you distribute it

If you pass JushoAI or a modified version to others, you must:

• Provide it under the same GPLv3 terms, so recipients may also use, modify and redistribute it.
• Provide the source code. If you hand over a built file, make the corresponding source code available.
• Keep the copyright notices and the license notice.
• State that you changed it, and when, if you modified it.
• Not add further restrictions.

Distributing it against the GPLv3 terms can terminate your rights under the license. Check LICENSE for the exact terms.

Warranty and liability

As the GPLv3 says, JushoAI is provided as is. To the extent permitted by law, there is no warranty. The copyright holder is not liable for damages arising from its use.

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Dependencies

• The extension source code does not depend on any third-party runtime library.
• The tools used to build the documentation site, run tests and build the extension are used for development only and are not part of the extension. They follow their own licenses.

Using AI providers

If you use an AI provider such as OpenAI, Google Gemini, Groq or Mistral, that provider's terms of service and privacy policy apply separately. JushoAI's license does not change them. API usage fees are your own responsibility. See Privacy and what is sent for what is sent.

Questions about the license

If anything about the license is unclear, ask as a GitHub issue using the links at the bottom of this page.