Solel//dev docs
For admins

About and licences

Settings › About comes last in Settings, on its own, and everyone sees it. It shows the version you're running, the server it runs on, and the licences for everything inside.

This server

The version of , then the server's address, name, processor, memory, graphics card and how long it has been running. Admins also see how many people have accounts. You shows your name and account, and Storage shows how much is used and opens Storage. Admins get a row that opens Updates.

Made by , in Australia, under the GNU AGPL 3.0. This group links to the source code for the exact version you're running, the website at solel.io and these docs at solel.dev. To report a security problem, email security@solel.io.

What's new

The changelog entry for the version you're running. It's built in, so it shows offline too, and Every release links to the full changelog. See also Release notes.

Licences

Made by lists (GNU AGPL 3.0), the Genesis Engine (MIT), Daybreak and (Apache 2.0), and the Aether Series: Angel under Apache 2.0, and Dominion and Seraphim as open weights under the Solel model licence, which comes with the model.

Built with open source lists every project ships with, with who made it, what it does here and its licence. Search it by name, and open one to read its licence in full. It starts with Hermes Agent, by Nous Research, under the MIT licence: the Genesis Engine is built on Hermes Agent, modified for . The Genesis Engine and Genesis Memory also bundle open-source Python packages, and each server image brings its own system packages; every one keeps its licence and notices inside the image.

  • Copyright and licence: is free software you can share and change under the GNU AGPL 3.0. The parts under other licences keep their own copyright notices.
  • Source code: everyone who uses this server can get the complete source of the version it runs, free of charge. If whoever runs the server has changed it, the licence asks them to offer their changed source too.
  • No warranty, to the extent the law allows. Nothing limits your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
  • Trade marks: the licences cover the code and the models, not 's names or logos.
  • AI models: Jethro and the Aether Series models run on this server and can get things wrong. Check anything important before you rely on it.