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MIT Licensed AI Tools

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AI tools licensed under MIT — the most permissive open-source license allowing commercial use, modification, and redistribution.

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MIT licensed AI tools operate under the MIT license terms. With 9+ options available, you can find mit-licensed tools for various use cases. Understanding licensing is important for compliance, especially when building commercial products on top of open-source tools.

Cerebrum

An agent SDK for AIOS to build and manage AI agents.

Open Source

Pydantic AI

Agent framework to build production apps with Pydantic + LLMs

Open Source

Atomic Agents

Open-source framework for building modular AI agents

Open Source

OpenAGI

OpenAGI: When LLM Meets Domain Experts

Open Source

crewAI

The Enterprise Agent Build & Runtime for the work your business runs on

Freemium

Composio

Give Claude, Codex, or any harness secure access to 1500+ tools

Freemium

Cognigy

Enterprise customer service AI for voice and chat

Enterprise

Agency Swarm

Open-source framework for building reliable multi-agent swarms

Open Source

Stability AI

Unlock human creativity with open-source generative AI models for image, audio, video, and 3D.

Freemium

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the MIT license allow?

The MIT license allows you to use, modify, and distribute the software freely — even for commercial purposes. You only need to include the original license.

Can I use MIT licensed AI tools commercially?

Yes, the MIT license allows commercial use. However, always review the full license terms for any specific requirements.

How many AI tools use the MIT license?

We currently track 9+ AI tools with the MIT license. This number grows as we add more tools to our directory.

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