Licenses and credits
| Repository | License |
|---|---|
| Pactwright-contracts | MIT |
| Pactwright-Kit | Apache-2.0 |
| Pactwright-studio | MIT |
| This site | MIT |
The Kit is Apache-2.0 because it vendors Witness core, which is Apache-2.0; one set of terms then covers the whole repository, with an explicit patent grant. The other repositories contain no Apache-2.0 code.
All of it comes with no warranty. This code moves money and decides who gets paid; if you run it, the risk is yours.
Built on
Section titled “Built on”| Project | What Pactwright uses | How |
|---|---|---|
| Witness | verdict-v1 envelopes, criteria and reason codes; “the model reads, code decides” |
Witness core, vendored unmodified |
| Accensa | ReceiptAnchor, RefundVault, and the x402 facilitator |
Pinned contract WASM; the pact scheme contributed to its facilitator |
| Tollcraft | Per-call cost budgets | Budget tests and cost lint in the contract’s CI |
| Vespi | Human approval of agent spending | Spending-gate adapter |
| BookerBob | Proven-customer reputation | Reputation adapter (planned) |
| Ficha | Refunding unused units | The idea behind metered sessions; no code |
| Pollar | Seedless wallets | Wallet adapter, through its public SDK only |
Each repository’s NOTICE file credits these projects in full.
We never DM first; there is no token or airdrop. Security issues go to a repo's SECURITY.md, not chat. Testnet only — not audited.