Security & licensing
Product behavior
Section titled “Product behavior”WworPoint treats projects as untrusted input. Normal preview, validation, build and export operate locally and refuse remote resources. Raw HTML is disabled by default; scripts and remote resources cannot be enabled by a relaxation. The CLI preview is restricted to 127.0.0.1 and protected by a random token.
The product has no telemetry or accounts. VS Code, package registries, the user’s browser and operating system have their own network behavior. This product statement is separate from the hosting provider’s handling of visits to this website.
Licensing status
Section titled “Licensing status”The program is AGPL-3.0-only. Built-in themes, init templates and the generated guide additionally use MIT-0. The product licensing text describes user content and exports separately; third-party fonts and software retain their own terms.
Legal documents are drafts pending review before public release. Their English text is authoritative. This prototype does not replace those documents or finalize the legal provider identity, governing law or trademark policy. Approved policies and a private vulnerability-reporting contact will be added when available.
Documentation provenance
Section titled “Documentation provenance”The versioned manuals adapt WworPoint documentation and CLI sources by ugas-labs at c657e5685d0703ca107c90277d6760da78e8a048, under AGPL-3.0-only. Full license and existing third-party notices are retained with local reference snapshots in this site’s source tree. Internal development history and legal-review packets are excluded from the website.
Full WworPoint license · Third-party notices
The approved general contact is [email protected]. A dedicated vulnerability-reporting contact is pending.
Manuals and sales examples use the pinned c657e568 references. The VS Code walkthrough/captures and five-page A4 examples were separately verified at 35090ac. Both are 0.1.0 test builds; unfinished newer UI is not documented.
Reuse terms for custom website examples remain under review. The product’s legal documents explain user-authored documents and exports separately; third-party resource terms still apply.