Free, uncapped, with no account.
Every command, every query, every check, the whole methodology, on a repository of any size. Not a trial, and it does not expire. There is no payment and no price anywhere: the team edition is issued by licence, on request.
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Freeedify-agents-cli
/spec /plan /tasks /build /verify: the whole methodology
Every graph query,
edify check, doctor, governance, upgradeAny graph size, any number of projects
One server in the registry, the only cap
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Team edition
Licenceedify-agents-teams
Everything in the public edition
Unlimited servers in the registry
The team brain,
edify teampartner licences are free for U of T design teams and researchersBoth editions run the same CLI. edify license status says which one a machine runs; edify license activate <token> installs a licence.
Why these limits
Each gate is where a team's need differs from a trial's.
Nothing working was removed to create a reason to pay.
25,000 nodes is roughly a 200–300k-line repository. Below it, EDIFY is genuinely optional. Above it is who the product is for.graph.unlimited
upgrade is the only asset with an ongoing cost: a human reads every library entry.library.upgrade
One server covers the default docs registry exactly. A second means internal systems.mcp.multi
Three projects separates trying EDIFY from working on it.projects.unlimited
Humans, not seats. The team plan caps people at ten and never counts agents. Add as many agents to the goal as the work needs.team
edify license statusreal output · edify-agents-cli 0.2.0 · public edition
edify license status
plan free
source none
entitlements
[no ] mcp.multi more than 1 server in the registry
[no ] team the team edition
registry 1 server
public edition — every command, uncapped, no account
The licence is an Ed25519-signed token verified locally. No activation server and no phone-home: an air-gapped machine activates like any other. In 0.2.0 the
team gate counts seats. The specified change counts distinct human authors in .edify/team/journal/, on your machine.Licence
FSL-1.1-Apache-2.0
Free for any use except building a competing product: at work, on commercial code, in production, at any company size. Read it, modify it, fork it, self-host it.
Every released version becomes Apache 2.0 two years after release, irrevocably.
Source-available, not OSI open source, and we will not claim otherwise.
The name is a separate grant. Fork freely; rename before you ship.