First, thanks for all your hard work on this project, I learned a lot about OpenSpec from watching your videos. I'd like to use your intent-driven and behaviour-driven OpenSpec schemas, which are licensed under MIT, in my own development workflow. However, that schema project depends on this repository, intent-driven-dev/skills, which is unlicensed. AFAIK, this means that I can't use, fork, or modify anything from this repo because you've reserved all rights to it. While I intend to use these schemas and skills to enhance my workflows and ability to deliver closed-source, paid, commercial software, I do not intend to ever distribute any of your work externally to customers. In the future I may share it with other internal contributors like my team members. Could you please update the license for this repository so that I am able to at least use the contents as is? It would be easiest if the license was updated to MIT to match the schema repo, which would also allow me to fork/modify in the future if needed. My main reason for wanting to be allowed to modify my own version of the repos is so that I'm able to maintain my use of the work if in the future you decide to stop maintaining it for some reason. Thank you for your time and consideration.
First, thanks for all your hard work on this project, I learned a lot about OpenSpec from watching your videos. I'd like to use your intent-driven and behaviour-driven OpenSpec schemas, which are licensed under MIT, in my own development workflow. However, that schema project depends on this repository, intent-driven-dev/skills, which is unlicensed. AFAIK, this means that I can't use, fork, or modify anything from this repo because you've reserved all rights to it. While I intend to use these schemas and skills to enhance my workflows and ability to deliver closed-source, paid, commercial software, I do not intend to ever distribute any of your work externally to customers. In the future I may share it with other internal contributors like my team members. Could you please update the license for this repository so that I am able to at least use the contents as is? It would be easiest if the license was updated to MIT to match the schema repo, which would also allow me to fork/modify in the future if needed. My main reason for wanting to be allowed to modify my own version of the repos is so that I'm able to maintain my use of the work if in the future you decide to stop maintaining it for some reason. Thank you for your time and consideration.