VibeCoded AI-Slop License v1.0

VibeCoded AI-Slop License v1.0
Copyright (c) [YEAR] [AUTHOR]
This software, source code, documentation, configuration, generated artifacts,
and whatever else happened to end up in this repository (collectively, the
"Software") is released under the VibeCoded AI-Slop License v1.0.
1. Permission
Do whatever you want with the Software.
You may use it, copy it, modify it, merge it, publish it, distribute it,
sublicense it, sell it, give it away, rewrite it, delete it, train an AI on it,
have an AI rewrite it into something even worse, or pretend you never saw it.
You do not need to ask for permission.
You do not need to provide attribution.
You do not need to publish your modifications.
You do not need to explain yourself.
Nobody cares.
2. Provenance
The Software may have been written partially, substantially, or entirely by one
or more artificial intelligence systems responding to vague prompts issued by a
human who may or may not have understood the resulting code.
The author may not have:
written the Software;
read the Software;
reviewed the Software;
understood the
Software;
tested the Software;
run the Software;
noticed that half the dependencies do not exist;
or remembered why the repository was created in the first place.
No representation is made that the Software reflects the intent, skill,
knowledge, or conscious participation of any particular human being.
3. Quality
The Software is provided with no expectation of quality.
It may be mediocre.
It may barely work.
It may appear to work while quietly doing something completely different.
It may contain unnecessary abstractions, imaginary APIs, seventeen layers of
indirection, duplicated code, comments describing code that no longer exists,
functions named processData2FinalNew, or architectural decisions made because
an AI said "A robust approach would be..."
This is normal.
You have been warned.
4. Support
There is no support.
If you discover a bug, congratulations.
If you fix the bug, congratulations again.
If you open an issue, someone may read it.
If you submit a pull request, someone may review it.
No promises are made regarding either event.
The original author is under no obligation to remember how the Software works
merely because their name appears in the Git history.
5. Warranty
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", "AS GENERATED", "AS VIBECODED", AND WITH ALL
FAULTS.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE AUTHORS, COPYRIGHT
HOLDERS, CONTRIBUTORS, PROMPT AUTHORS, MODEL PROVIDERS, TOKEN PREDICTORS, AND
ANYONE ELSE UNFORTUNATE ENOUGH TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH THIS SOFTWARE DISCLAIM ALL
WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, NON-INFRINGEMENT,
CORRECTNESS, SECURITY, RELIABILITY, MAINTAINABILITY, PERFORMANCE, OR BASIC
COMPETENCE.
6. Liability
IN NO EVENT SHALL ANY AUTHOR, COPYRIGHT HOLDER, CONTRIBUTOR, PROMPT AUTHOR,
MODEL PROVIDER, OR OTHER PARTY BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES, DATA LOSS,
LOST PROFITS, LOST WEEKENDS, PRODUCTION INCIDENTS, DATABASE CORRUPTION,
MYSTERIOUS CLOUD BILLS, EXISTENTIAL DOUBT, OR OTHER LIABILITY ARISING FROM, OUT
OF, OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
SOFTWARE.
IF YOU DEPLOYED THIS TO PRODUCTION WITHOUT READING IT, THAT WAS YOUR DECISION.
THE AUTHORS PROBABLY DIDN'T READ IT EITHER.
7. Final Clause
This is AI slop.
Nobody cares what you do with it.
Not even the people who made it.
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