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Copyright (c) 2026 Isuru Wijesiri

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ADDITIONAL NOTICE — AUTONOMOUS EXECUTION

This software runs a large language model as an autonomous agent. It reads,
writes and deletes files, runs shell commands, and calls network services on
your behalf, and in some modes it does so without asking you first.

Its permission rules, approval classifier and safety checks are best-effort
measures, not guarantees. A model can take a destructive or unintended action
that no rule matched, achieve a forbidden effect by a route the rules did not
anticipate, or be steered by content it reads. You are responsible for what you
authorize it to do, for the environment you run it in, and for keeping backups
and version control of anything you care about.

As stated in the MIT terms above, the software is provided "as is" and the
authors and copyright holders accept no liability for any damage, data loss,
cost, or other harm arising from its use, including actions taken by the model
it runs.

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This package bundles or adapts work from other MIT-licensed projects:

- The language-server command table in `extensions/lsp/servers.ts` follows the
  one in `pi-lsp-extension` (MIT).
- The subagent spawn approach in `extensions/subagents/` is modeled on the
  official subagent example in the pi repository (MIT).
- `web_search` is provided by the `pi-web-search` package (MIT), a runtime
  dependency rather than vendored code.