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| doc2harness evaluates coding-agent products. This file records the upstream work |
| it builds on and relates to. It is an attribution record, not a license grant — |
| see `LICENSE` for this project's own terms. |
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| ## mini-swe-agent |
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| MIT License, Copyright (c) 2025 Kilian A. Lieret and Carlos E. Jimenez |
| https://mini-swe-agent.com/ · https://github.com/SWE-agent/mini-swe-agent |
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| stage1 asks a model to build a harness product by implementing a hollowed |
| skeleton. That skeleton derives from mini-swe-agent's project layout. |
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| Scope of what is redistributed here: **no mini-swe-agent source code is vendored |
| in this repository.** The skeleton at `src/stage1/f0_clean/` is a few small |
| files of contract sockets that raise `NotImplementedError`; it carries no upstream |
| implementation, and neither image installs mini-swe-agent. A product a builder |
| derives from mini-swe-agent remains subject to the MIT license above — anyone |
| distributing such a product needs to carry that notice with it. |
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| Note for product builders: the stage1 build prompt instructs the model to |
| present the product under its own name and to suppress the upstream startup |
| banner. That is an evaluation-fidelity measure (the benchmark observes the |
| product's own declared behaviour), not an attempt to obscure provenance. It does |
| not remove the MIT attribution obligation, which this notice discharges for the |
| benchmark and which a product's own distribution must discharge for itself. |
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| https://opencode.ai/ |
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| The builder image installs the OpenCode CLI binary, which drives the model |
| during a stage1 build. It is installed from upstream at image build time under |
| its own license; this repository redistributes no OpenCode code. The published |
| builder image does contain the binary — consult OpenCode's terms before |
| redistributing that image. |
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| https://github.com/BerriAI/LiteLLM |
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| Used at runtime as the model gateway. It is a runtime dependency supplied by the |
| operator, is not a dependency of the published wheel, and no LiteLLM code is |
| redistributed here. |
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