# NOTICE This repository is the **chs** fork, a fork of the upstream project **oh-my-opencode** (also published as **oh-my-openagent**). It is **not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by** the upstream project or its author. The upstream names, logos and trademarks belong to their owners, and nothing in this repository implies any affiliation with, or endorsement by, the upstream project. ## This software has been modified **The content in this repository is a modified copy of the upstream project's content.** This is a prominent notice, required by the upstream license, stating that the software has been modified. The modifications are listed in the `## Modifications` section below. ## Modifications The changes made to the upstream content, relative to upstream commit `3c711483856207ef530c09d062fa9077c225debb`, are: 1. **The persona prose was translated into Simplified Chinese.** The eleven persona documents under `personas/` were translated from the upstream English originals. The translation is a derivative work of the upstream text, not an independent work. 2. **The leading `` block was removed** from every persona document, and **the `## Tool Mapping` table was replaced** by a short Chinese `## DSH 工具速查` list. The upstream English persona documents contain 22 occurrences of `dsh_environment_note` and 33 occurrences of `Tool Mapping`; this repository's persona documents contain zero occurrences of either, and 11 occurrences of `DSH 工具速查`. 3. **Tool names were rewritten to DSH tool names**, so that the persona documents instruct the agent using the tools this harness actually exposes. 4. **The multimodal subagent's machine-local `agentOptions` route does not ship here.** The upstream content carried a machine-local `provider` and `model` route for the multimodal subagent; that route is not portable, and this repository's bundle carries no `agentOptions` row at all. 5. **The declaration anchor was re-anchored from `@local/dsh-preset-omo-fork-chs` to this package.** The bundle patch's plugin self-reference and its nine persona path anchors previously pointed at a machine-local package name; they now resolve through this package's own name and its `package.json`, so the bundle installs from a registry instead of from one machine's local profile. 6. **The bundle was repackaged as a DSH Cordis bundle.** The packaging shape changed from a private local dependency into a publishable package with a Cordis patch, a package manifest, and tools that generate and verify the patch. 7. **`index.js` and `plan-aware-persona.mjs` were copied unchanged** from the bundle this fork was derived from. They carry no translation and no functional change. 8. **The vendored persona prose carries machine-local paths.** Ten lines across three persona documents name absolute paths from the machine the localization work was done on: one illustrative Windows temporary-directory example, and nine invocations of a local helper script that lives under the harness home directory. Those lines do violate this repository's rule that no committed file names a machine absolute path. They are tolerated anyway, because byte identity with the source bundle is a harder constraint that this repository also imposes: sanitizing them would change the persona bytes and break the identity that the content-fidelity check and the final bundle audit both re-assert. The affected lines are enumerated, with their line numbers, in `tools/check-package.mjs`, whose machine-path scan accepts a match only at one of those exact positions and fails on any other. The paths are not reproduced here because this document is itself covered by that scan. No upstream licensing, copyright, or other notice was altered, removed, or obscured by these modifications. The persona documents and the two copied modules contain no license or copyright notice of their own, so no notice was removed from them and none was added to them, which keeps them byte-comparable with their source. ## Attribution - Upstream project: **oh-my-opencode**, also published as **oh-my-openagent** - Upstream repository: https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent - Upstream author: **YeonGyu-Kim (code-yeongyu)** - Upstream commit this content is derived from: `3c711483856207ef530c09d062fa9077c225debb` - Upstream version at that commit: **5.0.1** ## License scope This repository is dual-licensed, and the scope of each license is declared below in a machine-readable form. The licenses are not alternatives you may choose between: each file is covered by exactly one of them, as the mapping states. **Match rule.** The two blocks below are the authoritative mapping. Each block contains one entry per line, and each entry is either a repository-relative path or a directory prefix. An entry that ends in `/` matches every tracked path that starts with that directory prefix. Any other entry matches exactly one path. Matching is **case-sensitive**. Every tracked path must match exactly **one** block. An entry that currently matches no tracked file is allowed; later work in this repository creates those files. The direction of the mapping is one way only, from a tracked path to the block that covers it. The terms of the upstream license are **not** reproduced here. They live in `LICENSE-SUL-1.0.md`, which is the byte-for-byte copy of the upstream terms. ``` personas/ cordis.patch.yml plan-aware-persona.mjs index.js baseline/cordis.patch.yml ``` ``` tools/ test/ .github/ baseline/README.md package.json .gitignore .gitattributes README.md README.zh.md CHANGELOG.md NOTICE.md ``` ### Scope of the upstream Sustainable Use License 1.0 Everything in the `sul-scope` block above is a derivative work of upstream content, and it is licensed under the **Sustainable Use License 1.0**, whose full terms are in `LICENSE-SUL-1.0.md`. In particular, the upstream terms allow you to use, copy, distribute, make available, and prepare derivative works of that content only for your own internal business purposes or for non-commercial or personal use, and they allow you to distribute it or provide it to others only if you do so free of charge for non-commercial purposes. The upstream license is **not sublicensable**, which is why the license covering the files we authored ourselves cannot be extended over the upstream-derived files. The Sustainable Use License 1.0 is a **source-available** license. It is **not** an open-source license approved by the Open Source Initiative, and this repository does not claim otherwise. ### Scope of the MIT license Everything in the `mit-scope` block above is our own work and is licensed under the **MIT** license, whose full text is in `LICENSE-MIT.md`. One carve-out applies to that block: the files under `tools/` and `test/` are our own work and are licensed under MIT, but they embed verbatim fragments of the upstream bundle patch expressions, quoted so that the patch can be generated and verified. Those quoted fragments remain subject to the upstream **SUL-1.0** terms and are not relicensed by the MIT license that covers the surrounding code. ## Distribution terms This package is distributed **free of charge** and for **non-commercial** purposes only. You may not sell it, resell it, charge for access to it, or place it behind a paywall or any other paid gate. Redistributing it is permitted only if you do so free of charge and for non-commercial purposes, and only if the terms in `LICENSE-SUL-1.0.md` travel with every copy you pass on. ## Terms travel with copies `LICENSE-SUL-1.0.md` holds the upstream Sustainable Use License 1.0 terms verbatim. The upstream terms require that anyone who receives a copy of any part of the upstream-derived content from you also receives a copy of those terms. Any copy, mirror, fork, package or archive of this repository, or of any part of its upstream-derived content, must therefore include `LICENSE-SUL-1.0.md` alongside it. 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