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Detect project type and add appropriate NASA/Open Source licenses
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| name | slim-license |
| description | Detect project type and add appropriate NASA/Open Source licenses |
This skill helps you add appropriate open source licenses to your project. It supports both standard open source licenses and NASA JPL variants with institutional copyright headers.
First, check if a LICENSE file already exists in the repository root:
ls -la LICENSE*
If a license exists, ask the user if they want to replace it or keep it.
Ask the user:
Which license would you like to use?
Is this a NASA JPL project?
Based on the user's choices, copy the appropriate license file from the assets directory:
assets/LICENSE-APACHE-JPLassets/LICENSE-MIT-JPLassets/LICENSE-APACHEassets/LICENSE-MITCopy the selected file to the repository root as LICENSE:
cp assets/LICENSE-[TYPE] LICENSE
Remind the user to:
Choose Apache 2.0 when:
Choose MIT when:
Use JPL variant when:
LICENSE-APACHE: Standard Apache 2.0 LicenseLICENSE-APACHE-JPL: Apache 2.0 with JPL/Caltech copyrightLICENSE-MIT: Standard MIT LicenseLICENSE-MIT-JPL: MIT with JPL/Caltech copyright