Licensing
Apache 2.0 for DebugBundle core, SDKs, tools, documentation, and examples.
DebugBundle core, SDKs, CLI, MCP server, and executable agent plugins are licensed under Apache 2.0. You can use them in commercial and proprietary applications under the terms of that license.
The documentation and examples published on this website are also Apache 2.0. The website implementation, blog content, and branding are proprietary. Keeping the website source private does not restrict access to these public docs.
The WordPress plugin retains GPL-2.0-or-later. Its bundled dependencies keep their respective licenses and notices; see the plugin distribution for details.
We follow distribution services' mandatory license requirements for the affected artifacts. The portable DebugBundle skill instruction document distributed through ClawHub and Smithery Skills uses MIT-0, as required by ClawHub. The MCP server and OpenClaw plugin remain Apache 2.0.
Earlier releases retain the license supplied with those releases. Use a current Apache 2.0 release when adopting the new licensing terms. Third-party dependencies retain their own licenses. Apache 2.0 does not grant rights to DebugBundle trademarks.
For documentation corrections, open an issue or pull request in the relevant public repository. Maintainers update the website docs alongside related code changes before releasing the affected behavior.