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Module F: Code
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# Graunt — Marketplace License, Module F: Code **Version:** 1.0 | **Effective:** October 31, 2026 | **Status:** Operational terms. **Governs:** Source code, scripts, configuration, notebooks, build and test files, and the engineering records sold with them, such as tickets, design documents and commit history. Part of the Marketplace License (graunt.com/legal/marketplace-license) for content of this kind. --- ## 1. What this module covers This module applies to every listing whose content is code or a company's engineering archive. It adds to the Marketplace License; where it is more specific, it governs for this content. Words have the meanings the Marketplace License gives them. ## 2. What you may do with code Where the listing allows model training, you may parse, index, label, embed and transform the code and use all of it, in whole or in part, for the purposes §2 of the Marketplace License names, including training models that understand, generate, complete, review and repair code. You may build, run and test the code to prepare and evaluate it. Models you train and the code they generate are yours; code a model generates that reproduces a substantial portion of a particular file in the content is reproducing it, and §2 of the Marketplace License's safe harbor and section 4 below say what follows. ## 3. Open-source and third-party components Where the content includes components under open-source or other third-party licenses, those licenses govern those components, and the seller grants you only what it holds. A component's license governs where it is more permissive than the Marketplace License, and its conditions, such as attribution, notice and source-availability terms, apply where you reproduce or distribute that component. You keep the license and notice files that travel with the content with your copy. The listing names every license that governs a component of the content, and no component is under terms that would require you to release your own code, models or weights, or let others copy them, except a component the listing names as under such terms. ## 4. What the License does not grant The Marketplace License grants no right to run the software the code implements as a product, to distribute, sell or offer the software or a substantial portion of its code, or to build a product that substitutes for the seller's software from its code. Where a model reproduces a substantial portion of a particular file, you do not distribute that reproduction, and you give it the attribution its license requires if you keep it. A retrieval system or coding assistant you run may show the people who use it a few lines of code where an answer needs them, never a material part of a file or enough of it to rebuild the file (§2 of the Marketplace License). ## 5. Secrets, credentials and confidential material The content holds no live secrets, credentials or keys; if you find any, you do not use them, you delete them, and you tell Graunt at support@graunt.com. The code and records are confidential: you keep them under the security §10 of the Marketplace License requires and do not disclose them beyond the people the Marketplace License allows. The personal-information module applies to records that hold personal information, including a company's workplace records with placeholders in place of the people named. --- ## Version History | Version | Date | Changes | |---------|------|---------| | 1.0 | October 31, 2026 | Initial version, published with Marketplace License 2.0: what a buyer may do with code and engineering records; open-source and third-party components keep their licenses, and the listing names them and any copyleft terms; no right to run, distribute or substitute for the seller's software, and what a coding assistant may show; secrets, credentials and confidential material. |