it would not hurt AGPL. If they build software around AGPL which configures the AGPL it won't break it, you wouldn't change any line of code. As long as your pr

it would not hurt AGPL. If they build software around AGPL which configures the AGPL it won't break it, you wouldn't change any line of code. As long as your project won't depend on the AGPL (the AGPL binary should be replaceable with project XYZ which isn't AGPL). Let's say you build a closed source configuration tool which works for AGPL webserver and a non AGPL webserver, then you wouldn't violate the AGPL as long as the AGPL webserver won't be changed and just be used.