CodePlate Free License 1.2

"Template" means the files in this folder as provided by CodePlate (codeplate.io). "Your Project" means software, games or other works you make using the Template, including works your AI agents make for you.

You may

Use, copy and modify the Template to make Your Project.
Publish, sell and otherwise distribute Your Project, commercially or not, in source or compiled form, as long as you give the credit below.
Keep Template code and assets inside Your Project, including in its public source code.
Give the Template to AI agents and tools to work with on your behalf.

Credit

If you distribute Your Project or make it available to others, it must show this credit where its users can see it, such as an About screen, a credits screen, or the documentation that comes with it:

Built with CodePlate (codeplate.io)

You don't need the credit for projects you keep to yourself.

Subscribers don't need it either: if you download this template from codeplate.io while you have an active CodePlate paid plan, your copy comes with the CodePlate Pro License instead of this one, and needs no credit.

You may not

Redistribute, sell or publish the Template, or a lightly modified version of it, as a template, starter kit, boilerplate, asset pack or similar product whose main value is the Template itself.
Claim you wrote the Template.

No warranty

THE TEMPLATE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE TEMPLATE OR ITS USE.

Third-party material listed in assets.json is not covered by this license; the license named for it there applies instead:

CC0-1.0: in the public domain.
OFL-1.1 (fonts): the SIL Open Font License 1.1, whose text ships with the font as the licence file assets.json names. You may use these fonts in what You make, including documents, videos and products You sell.
Files that assets.json marks to be fetched at setup (tools, models and similar) are not part of the Template. They are downloaded from their publisher under the license assets.json names for each one (for example MIT or Apache-2.0), and that license governs them.