Codex Memory Intelligence, a repository-local memory and change-tracking tool for coding agents, moved its source from MIT to the PolyForm Perimeter License 1.0.1 with its 0.11.1 release, describing the change as a licensing and project-identity cutover that reduces ambiguity around future competing products and official-project provenance and that adds a separate commercial-license path. The changelog states that version 0.11.0 and all earlier releases keep the MIT terms they shipped with and that the change is not retroactive, describes post-cutover source as source-available rather than OSI-approved open source, and now requires pre-coordination for material code contributions until a formal contributor licensing agreement is in place while keeping bug reports, field evidence and documentation feedback open.
Codex Memory Intelligence moves from MIT to PolyForm Perimeter to protect its commercial path
Codex Memory Intelligence, a repository-local memory and change-tracking tool for coding agents, moved its source from MIT to the PolyForm Perimeter License 1.0.1 with its 0.11.1 release, describing the change as a licensing and project-identity cutover that reduces ambiguity around future competing products and official-project provenance and that adds a separate commercial-license path. The changelog states that version 0.11.0 and all earlier releases keep the MIT terms they shipped with and that the change is not retroactive, describes post-cutover source as source-available rather than OSI-approved open source, and now requires pre-coordination for material code contributions until a formal contributor licensing agreement is in place while keeping bug reports, field evidence and documentation feedback open.
Source: Github