WatchdogAI is distributed under the MIT License (or under whatever commercial license you obtained it under, e.g., a CodeCanyon Regular License). The license file is in the root of the package — that is the authoritative document.
WatchdogAI is provided to help you monitor and fix bugs in your own software. Don't use it to:
The "Suggest Fix" feature returns code generated by an LLM. Treat suggested fixes as suggestions, not as production-ready code. Always review, test, and run your normal QA process before applying any LLM-suggested change. The package authors disclaim all liability for damages arising from applying LLM-suggested code.
You bring your own API keys for the LLM providers you choose to use. You are solely responsible for charges incurred on those providers. The package's daily and monthly token limits are designed to help you cap spend, but ultimate billing responsibility lies with you.
The package is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. The authors make no guarantees that LLM analyses will catch every issue, that suggested fixes will be correct, or that the package will be free of bugs. Use at your own risk.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the authors' liability for any claim arising from your use of WatchdogAI is limited to the amount you paid for the package (or zero if you obtained it under MIT). The authors are not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages.
The package authors may update these terms in future releases. Continued use of newer versions implies acceptance of any changes; older versions remain governed by the terms in effect at the time you obtained them.
These terms are governed by the laws of the jurisdiction in which the package authors are domiciled. Disputes will be resolved by competent courts in that jurisdiction.
Questions about these terms: scgvegas@gmail.com.