Open Core License

Last updated: May 20, 2025

GLIK AI follows an open core licensing model. This means that select components of the GLIK platform are made available under open source licenses, while other features remain proprietary and are licensed separately for enterprise and commercial use.

This page outlines what is open, what is not, and where to access the relevant licensing terms.


The GLIK AI platform is developed, maintained, and licensed by:

Rivalz Technologies Ltd. Skeleton Bay Lot, Fish Bay Tortola, VG1110 British Virgin Islands


2. Official GitHub Organization

The source code for open core components is available on the official GitHub profile:

GitHub Organization: github.com/rivalz-glik Repository List: github.com/orgs/rivalz-glik/repositories

Each open source repository includes a LICENSE file in its root directory specifying the applicable license.


3. Open Source Components

The following components of GLIK are expected to be open sourced (subject to phased rollout):

Component
Description
License Type

GLIK Open Core Runtime

CLI-based orchestration engine

MIT or AGPL (TBD per repo)

DSL Interpreter

Parser for GLIK's domain-specific workflow format

MIT

Plugin Registry Format

Open plugin schema for third-party integration

MIT

Developer SDKs

SDKs for building agent templates and memory-enabled tools

MIT

Documentation Templates

Examples and template agents for open deployments

Creative Commons or MIT

For each component, refer to the specific repository’s LICENSE file for terms and conditions.


4. Proprietary / Commercial Components

The following components are not open source and are governed by separate license agreements:

  • GLIK Cloud (Managed SaaS)

  • Visual App Studio Interface

  • Enterprise Memory Services (GLIK Knowledge)

  • Admin Console, Billing, and Team Management

  • Custom Analytics, Usage Quotas, and Credit Systems

  • Partner Integration Plugins (unless otherwise stated)

Use of these features requires a commercial agreement with Rivalz Technologies Ltd. or a valid enterprise license key.


5. Community Contributions

We welcome open source contributions under the terms of our repository contribution guidelines. By submitting a pull request, you agree to license your contribution under the terms specified in the applicable repository.

For contributor inquiries or partnership requests, contact: [email protected]


6. Questions & Licensing Support

To request an enterprise license, evaluate usage eligibility, or inquire about GLIK open core alignment with your use case, please contact:

[email protected] Rivalz Technologies Ltd. Skeleton Bay Lot, Fish Bay Tortola, VG1110 British Virgin Islands

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