OpenMakeSoftware and hosted services
The self-hosted software is provided under the MIT License and is free to install and use for personal, academic, or commercial purposes. You may read the source and modify it.
The hosted demo exists so you can evaluate the product. It may have separate operational limits and may change as the service changes.
Your infrastructure, your responsibility
OpenMake provides the software. Configuring, securing, and maintaining the servers, databases, networks, and firewalls it runs on is yours, as is the decision about who can sign in.
The software is provided as is. The developers are not liable for business losses arising from system failures, defects, attacks, or data breaches in an environment you operate.
Your external connections
You are responsible for provider accounts, API keys, OAuth approval, billing, and use of the MCP services you connect. Unofficial integrations can stop working when a provider changes its policy.
Responsible operation
Operate self-hosted infrastructure, local execution permissions, and user access controls responsibly. Do not use the software to bypass platform, provider, or system safeguards.