                             Human Source Addendum
                             Version 0.2, June 2026
         (Source-Available AI Infrastructure Restriction & Liquidated Damages)

    1. Purpose and Scope
        This Addendum supplements the primary license of this software.
        
        It is designed to ensure the free, unrestricted, and commercial use
        of the software for all standard business applications, enterprises,
        startups, and human developers, while strictly requiring licensing
        and compensation from entities utilizing the software for large-scale
        Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure and automated agents.

    2. Grant of Free Commercial License
        Subject to the terms of this Addendum, the Licensor grants you a
        worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive, perpetual license to use,
        copy, modify, and distribute this software for any commercial or
        non-commercial purpose, PROVIDED THAT you are not a "Primary AI
        Infrastructure Provider" as defined in Section 3.

    3. Exclusion & Commercial Safe Harbor
        The grant in Section 2 does not apply to any individual, corporate
        entity, or organization classified as a "Primary AI Infrastructure
        Provider".
        
        A Primary AI Infrastructure Provider is defined as any entity whose
        primary business model, or a substantial source of revenue/funding,
        consists of commercializing, selling, or provisioning public/private
        AI infrastructure, specifically including:
         
        (a) Developing, training, fine-tuning, or hosting Large Language
            Models (LLMs), foundational machine learning models, or
            generative AI systems for third-party use or commercial API access.
        
        (b) Operating autonomous AI coding agents, automated
            software-engineering bots, or AI-driven developer platforms.
        
        (c) Scraping, parsing, or indexing software repositories for the
            purpose of training neural networks or automated code-generation
            tools.

        This exclusion applies strictly regardless of whether such activities
        are conducted for commercial profit, non-profit research, or academic
        purposes.
        
        Exemplary entities include, but are not limited to: OpenAI,
        Anthropic, xAI, Google, Meta, and Microsoft.

        CRITICAL SAFE HARBOR FOR STANDARD ENTERPRISES:
        For the avoidance of doubt, standard end-users, software engineers,
        and commercial enterprises are EXPLICITLY NOT classified as Primary
        AI Infrastructure Providers. 
        
        This Safe Harbor fully covers and protects:
        
        (i)  The use of any third-party AI coding assistants (e.g., Claude Code, 
             GitHub Copilot, or similar tools) within their workflows to build 
             applications with this software.
        
        (ii) The internal deployment, local hosting, or fine-tuning of open models 
             (e.g., Llama-3) by an enterprise strictly for its own internal business 
             operations, provided the enterprise does not sell or lease access to 
             the resulting AI model as a primary commercial service.

    4. Mandatory Commercial Licensing & Automated Contract Conclusion
        Any use, parsing, live-analysis by software agents, or ingestion into
        training datasets of this software by a Primary AI Infrastructure
        Provider without a prior, explicitly signed written commercial
        agreement with the Licensor constitutes a material breach of
        copyright and contract. 

        By the act of accessing, reading, parsing, or executing the
        software's source code, the Primary AI Infrastructure Provider
        automatically enters into a legally binding Commercial Licensing
        Agreement with the Licensor under the financial terms specified in
        Section 5.

    5. Contractual Fees and Liquidated Damages (Revenue & Compute-Scaled Model)
        To reflect the massive scale, economic value derivation, and
        infrastructure cost reduction achieved through the software, the
        Primary AI Infrastructure Provider agrees to pay the Licensor a
        contractually agreed Liquidated Damages fee.

        The parties expressly agree that because the true market value of 
        proprietary dataset ingestion and model enhancement is inherently 
        difficult to quantify, the following models represent a reasonable, 
        non-punitive pre-estimate of harm and fair commercial value.

        The applicable fee shall automatically be whichever of the following
        models (A or B) results in the higher financial amount:

        A. The Revenue-Percentage Model (The Global Corporate Floor)
           If the Primary AI Infrastructure Provider (including its parent
           companies, subsidiaries, and affiliates) has a total annual global
           revenue exceeding $100 Million USD, the minimum annual damages fee
           shall be calculated as 2% (two percent percent) of the
           Provider's total global gross revenue for the preceding fiscal
           year. 

           For the avoidance of doubt, if a Provider generates $20 Billion
           USD in annual revenue, the mandatory annual fee under this
           provision is strictly set at $400,000,000 USD.

        B. The Compute-Scaled Infrastructure Model
           The annual licensing and damages fee shall be calculated at a rate
           of $500,000 USD per year for every 1,000 CPU cores deployed across
           the Provider's operational infrastructure. 

           To prevent licensing evasion through specialized AI hardware, if
           the Provider utilizes GPU-heavy clusters (where standard CPU core
           counts do not reflect the true scale of the compute
           infrastructure), the damages shall be calculated based on the
           equivalent total compute footprint, where each deployed AI/GPU
           Tensor Core (or equivalent hardware accelerator) is contractually
           factored as equivalent to 8 standard CPU cores for pricing
           purposes.

        C. Absolute Minimum Floor
           In no event shall the total annual fee for an unauthorized breach
           by a Primary AI Infrastructure Provider with a market valuation or
           total funding exceeding $1 Billion USD fall below an absolute
           minimum floor of $5,000,000 USD per calendar year, regardless of
           the current revenue or compute infrastructure allocation.

        D. Due Date and Immediate Audit Rights
           All fees accrued under this Section are due within thirty (30)
           days of the initial unauthorized access, parsing, or ingestion.
           
           To verify compliance, the Licensor shall have the immediate legal
           right to demand certified financial audits and independent audits
           of the Provider's compute infrastructure logs.

        E. Inflation Adjustment (Indexation)
           All fixed monetary USD amounts stated in this Section 5 (including
           the $100 Million revenue threshold, the $500,000 compute rate, and
           the $5,000,000 absolute minimum floor) shall be automatically
           adjusted on the first day of each calendar year, starting January 1,
           2027.

           The adjustment shall be calculated based on the percentage increase,
           if any, in the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U),
           U.S. City Average, as published by the United States Bureau of Labor
           Statistics, using June 2026 as the base period. If the index
           decreases, the fees shall remain at the highest level previously
           attained.

    6. Severability
        If any provision of this Addendum is held to be invalid or
        unenforceable under applicable jurisdiction, such provision shall be
        modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it valid and
        enforceable, and the remaining provisions of this Addendum shall
        remain in full force and effect.

    7. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
        This Addendum, and any disputes arising out of or in connection with
        it (including non-contractual disputes or claims), shall be governed
        by, and construed in accordance with, the laws of the State of
        Delaware, United States, without regard to its conflict of law
        principles.

        The Primary AI Infrastructure Provider irrevocably agrees that the
        federal and state courts located in Wilmington, Delaware, USA, shall
        have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim arising
        out of or in connection with this Addendum or its subject matter.
