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1. give credit where it's due, that is the ethos of open source which you are breaking 2. might be illegal, you should ask a lawyer
by verdverm 9mo ago
1. give credit where it's due, that is the ethos of open source which you are breaking
2. might be illegal, you should ask a lawyer
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- ayjays132 9mo agoAttribution has been in the README since day one, the Google Gemini CLI team is credited by name with a direct link. The git history was a fair point and I fixed it by forking properly. The benchmark results, Continuity Architecture, SkillForge, Signal integration and Identity Scaffold are all genuine additions I built on top of that foundation which is exactly how open source is meant to work.