kblock
Copyright (c) 2026 Emir KÖKSAL, trading as K-Block. All rights reserved.

This package is licensed under the K-Block SDK License, which is in the
LICENSE file of this package. It is not open-source software. That license
does not cover the K-Block Platform or any other K-Block software, which
remain All Rights Reserved.

License identifier for SBOM and policy tools: LicenseRef-KBlock-SDK-1.1.
This identifier is a label only; it grants no rights (see LICENSE).


THIRD-PARTY SOFTWARE

This package does not include or bundle the code of the packages listed
below. It declares them as runtime dependencies; you or your package manager
install them separately. They are not part of the SDK and are governed by
their own licenses.

  - mcp (declared >=1.28,<2), license MIT: dependency.
  - httpx (declared >=0.27,<1), license BSD-3-Clause: dependency.
  - anyio (declared >=4.5), license MIT: dependency.
  - exceptiongroup (declared >=1.0.2), license MIT: dependency on Python
    3.10 only.

The optional extras declare the packages below; each is installed only when
you install its extra.

  - extra langchain: langchain-core (declared >=1.0,<2), license MIT.
  - extra autogen: autogen-core (declared >=0.7,<0.8), license MIT;
    autogen-agentchat (declared >=0.7,<0.8), license MIT; pydantic
    (declared >=2.11,<3), license MIT.
  - extra crewai: crewai (declared >=1.15.9,<2), whose package metadata
    states no license (its project: https://github.com/crewAIInc/crewAI);
    pydantic (declared >=2.11,<3), license MIT.

These packages have dependencies of their own, which are installed the same
way and are governed by their own licenses. As resolved on 17 October 2026
for mcp 1.30.0, httpx 0.28.1 and anyio 4.15.1 on Python 3.10 and 3.13, on
Linux and Windows, the runtime dependencies and theirs are under MIT, MIT-0,
BSD-3-Clause, Apache-2.0, MPL-2.0 and PSF-2.0, and on Windows also the PSF
license of pywin32. The extras add packages under further licenses (more
than 100 packages for crewai). The exact set depends on the versions your
package manager resolves.
