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VibeCoded AI-Slop License v1.0 |
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Copyright (c) [YEAR] [AUTHOR] |
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This software, source code, documentation, configuration, generated artifacts, |
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and whatever else happened to end up in this repository (collectively, the |
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"Software") is released under the VibeCoded AI-Slop License v1.0. |
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1. Permission |
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Do whatever you want with the Software. |
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You may use it, copy it, modify it, merge it, publish it, distribute it, |
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sublicense it, sell it, give it away, rewrite it, delete it, train an AI on it, |
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have an AI rewrite it into something even worse, or pretend you never saw it. |
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You do not need to ask for permission. |
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You do not need to provide attribution. |
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You do not need to publish your modifications. |
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You do not need to explain yourself. |
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Nobody cares. |
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2. Provenance |
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The Software may have been written partially, substantially, or entirely by one |
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or more artificial intelligence systems responding to vague prompts issued by a |
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human who may or may not have understood the resulting code. |
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The author may not have: |
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written the Software; |
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read the Software; |
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reviewed the Software; |
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understood the |
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Software; |
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tested the Software; |
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run the Software; |
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noticed that half the dependencies do not exist; |
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or remembered why the repository was created in the first place. |
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No representation is made that the Software reflects the intent, skill, |
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knowledge, or conscious participation of any particular human being. |
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3. Quality |
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The Software is provided with no expectation of quality. |
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It may be mediocre. |
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It may barely work. |
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It may appear to work while quietly doing something completely different. |
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It may contain unnecessary abstractions, imaginary APIs, seventeen layers of |
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indirection, duplicated code, comments describing code that no longer exists, |
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functions named processData2FinalNew, or architectural decisions made because |
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an AI said "A robust approach would be..." |
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This is normal. |
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You have been warned. |
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4. Support |
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There is no support. |
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If you discover a bug, congratulations. |
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If you fix the bug, congratulations again. |
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If you open an issue, someone may read it. |
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If you submit a pull request, someone may review it. |
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No promises are made regarding either event. |
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The original author is under no obligation to remember how the Software works |
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merely because their name appears in the Git history. |
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5. Warranty |
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", "AS GENERATED", "AS VIBECODED", AND WITH ALL |
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FAULTS. |
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TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE AUTHORS, COPYRIGHT |
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HOLDERS, CONTRIBUTORS, PROMPT AUTHORS, MODEL PROVIDERS, TOKEN PREDICTORS, AND |
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ANYONE ELSE UNFORTUNATE ENOUGH TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH THIS SOFTWARE DISCLAIM ALL |
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WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WARRANTIES OF |
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MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, |
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CORRECTNESS, SECURITY, RELIABILITY, MAINTAINABILITY, PERFORMANCE, OR BASIC |
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COMPETENCE. |
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6. Liability |
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IN NO EVENT SHALL ANY AUTHOR, COPYRIGHT HOLDER, CONTRIBUTOR, PROMPT AUTHOR, |
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MODEL PROVIDER, OR OTHER PARTY BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES, DATA LOSS, |
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LOST PROFITS, LOST WEEKENDS, PRODUCTION INCIDENTS, DATABASE CORRUPTION, |
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MYSTERIOUS CLOUD BILLS, EXISTENTIAL DOUBT, OR OTHER LIABILITY ARISING FROM, OUT |
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OF, OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE |
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SOFTWARE. |
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IF YOU DEPLOYED THIS TO PRODUCTION WITHOUT READING IT, THAT WAS YOUR DECISION. |
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THE AUTHORS PROBABLY DIDN'T READ IT EITHER. |
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7. Final Clause |
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This is AI slop. |
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Nobody cares what you do with it. |
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Not even the people who made it. |