That is a pity. Is the documentation, like x-cmd itself, AGPL 3.0 licensed?

X-CMD is currently temporarily using AGPL v3. In the future, we will use a more permissive license after X-CMD becomes more mature.

There is a lot of documentation on the X-CMD website. If referring to the help documentation within the modules implemented by X-CMD itself, such as the documentation you see when running x openai -h, it will temporarily maintain the same license as the code.

However, the introductory articles, videos for many modules/packages on the official website, like many technical blogs, will use some licenses that may be stricter for commercial use. I haven't fully decided on this yet. Additionally, we will later reprint some excellent articles, and the licenses for these articles will fully respect the original author's wishes.

In the future, X-CMD hopes to have a vertical knowledge base where users can use AI to search for relevant articles. We have already started experimenting with this on WeChat in China and will do more experimentation with financial support in the future.

I created x-cmd to enhance the user experience with the command line. X-CMD will become even more transparent in its operation. However, I do not intend to give it away freely to other companies or AI entities to be used as a tool for profit. Therefore, we will temporarily maintain a conservative approach regarding its documentation.

Thank you for your understanding.