License Summary

Clear rights for a Codex operating-stack product.

CodexFlow is a paid, digitally delivered software and license product. This page explains the practical differences between Personal, Commercial Solo, and Team Waitlist usage.

This page is a plain-language product summary. The binding terms presented during checkout and included with your purchase govern your use of CodexFlow.

CodexFlow is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by OpenAI.

License tiers

Personal

Personal is for one named individual using CodexFlow for non-commercial work.

Personal includes:

• Signed activation file
• CodexFlow V2 Individual payload access
• Signed payload manifest
• Verified payload archive
• 2,000+ specialist skills
• 11 agent roles
• Persistent project memory
• 12 safe commands and 9 automated checks
• Customer install documentation
• 12 months of V2 payload/update access
• Premium workflow assets
• License state showing commercialUseAllowed: false

Personal allows:

• Personal projects
• Learning
• Experimentation
• Non-commercial repositories
• Private workflow improvement

Personal does not allow:

• Paid client work
• Freelance use
• Consulting use
• Commercial SaaS projects
• Revenue-generating products
• Company repositories
• Team use
• Sharing paid assets with another person

Commercial Solo

Commercial Solo is for one named individual using CodexFlow in solo commercial work.

Commercial Solo includes:

• Everything included in Personal
• Commercial solo use rights
• License state showing commercialUseAllowed: true

Commercial Solo allows one licensed individual to use CodexFlow for:

• Their own commercial products
• Solo SaaS projects
• Freelance work
• Consulting work
• Client repositories
• Business projects operated by that individual

Commercial Solo does not allow:

• Use by multiple people
• Shared team installation
• Multi-seat company use
• Resale of CodexFlow
• Redistribution of paid assets
• Uploading paid payloads to public repositories
• Creating a competing prompt, workflow, skill, agent, or developer-tool product from CodexFlow paid assets

Personal vs Commercial Solo

The Personal and Commercial Solo plans receive the same CodexFlow V2 Individual payload. The difference is the license right.

What you own

You own your own code, repositories, and project work.

CodexFlow does not claim ownership of the code you write in your own projects. The license governs CodexFlow's software, workflow assets, paid payload files, activation materials, and proprietary content.

What you may not do

You may not:

• Share paid payload files with another person
• Share activation files with another person
• Publish paid payload archives or manifests
• Commit paid proprietary assets to a public repository
• Remove or obscure license watermarks from premium emitted assets
• Resell CodexFlow as your own product
• Repackage CodexFlow paid assets into another prompt pack, workflow kit, agent kit, skill library, or competing developer tool
• Use one Personal or Commercial Solo license for a team
• Misrepresent CodexFlow as affiliated with OpenAI

Watermarks and license metadata

Premium emitted files may include license-aware metadata.

This metadata can show:

• License tier
• Commercial-use status
• Payload identifier and version
• Generated timestamp
• Hashed or truncated license references

This metadata is designed to show usage rights without exposing raw license keys, raw customer emails, or raw secrets.

Updates

The V2 version you buy remains usable under your license. Paid Personal and Commercial Solo purchases include 12 months of V2 payload/update access from purchase.

Updates may include new skills, agent improvements, memory/check refinements, safe-command improvements, compatibility updates, docs, and examples. Updates do not grant team sharing, redistribution rights, or commercial rights beyond the purchased tier.

Team and company use

Personal and Commercial Solo are individual-user licenses.

A company may purchase Commercial Solo for an individual who works commercially, but the license still belongs to one named user and does not allow multiple people to share the payload or activation.

If multiple people need to use CodexFlow, contact support before purchasing.

Upgrades

A Personal user who needs commercial rights should move to Commercial Solo before using CodexFlow for commercial work.

When a Commercial Solo activation is issued, it becomes the correct activation for solo commercial use.

Refund and termination basics

Refunds and access changes are handled according to the Refund Policy and the purchase terms accepted at checkout.

Access may be restricted or terminated if paid files, activation materials, or proprietary workflow assets are shared, redistributed, misused, or used outside the purchased license rights.

Practical examples

Personal is appropriate

• Building a private learning project
• Testing Codex workflows in a non-commercial repo
• Improving your own AI coding process for personal use
• Experimenting with persistent project memory and handoffs

Commercial Solo is appropriate

• Building your own paid SaaS
• Working on a client repository as a freelancer
• Using CodexFlow in a consulting project
• Improving workflow in your own commercial product repo
• Shipping a business website or app as a solo operator

Contact support first

• More than one person will use CodexFlow
• A team wants shared workflow standards
• A company wants multi-seat usage
• You want to include CodexFlow in a product sold to others
• You are unsure whether your use is commercial

Questions

For licensing questions, contact support before purchasing or before using CodexFlow in a commercial setting.

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