License & credits
ilearnassist is released under the MIT license — a permissive one: use it commercially, modify it, redistribute it, as long as the copyright and license notices stay intact.
License
MIT License © ilearnassist contributors
MIT lets you use this code for anything, including closed-source and commercial purposes. Its one substantive requirement is that redistributions keep the original copyright and license notices. It comes with no warranty — the software is provided as is.
Read the full LICENSE text on GitHub →
This website's source and copy belong to the same project and are MIT-licensed too.
Third-party dependencies
This project stands on a great deal of open-source work — the backend, the frontend, the desktop shell, and dozens of direct dependencies plus their transitive ones. The complete inventory, with each license, lives in CREDITS.md in the repository:
Thank you to every maintainer.
One deliberate trade-off
One thing is worth calling out. Among the file-preview packages, the ones that add CAD format support are GPL-3.0. They are optional peer dependencies — meaning that without them, everything else works exactly the same.
This project deliberately does not install them. GPL-3.0 is copyleft: the moment it becomes a dependency, the project can no longer be released under MIT. To keep the license permissive — so that anyone can use it commercially and redistribute it freely — this project gave up support for that one format.
Trademarks and referenced content
The model providers named in the documentation (DeepSeek, Zhipu, Qwen, Kimi, MiniMax, OpenAI, Google and others) and their names and marks belong to their respective owners. This project is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them — you call them with your own account and key, under their terms.