In the Kiro IDE, refer to the “View License” page in the Kiro “Help” Toolbar. Kiro uses Chromium as its underlying engine. Download the Chromium v124.0.6367.243 source code for GPL compliance. Chromium is licensed under the BSD License and other open source licenses.
In the Kiro CLI, run kiro-cli dashboard. Go to preferences, then click the “Show License” button at the bottom of the page. Kiro uses Bun to power Kiro CLI's frontend. Bun itself is licensed under the MIT license, but it statically links JavaScriptCore and WebKit, which are licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License v2 (LGPL-2), and tinycc, which is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1. In accordance with LGPL-2, users may obtain the object files and relinking instructions for JavaScriptCore and WebKit as used by Bun here , and users can obtain relinking instructions for tinycc at the same Bun WebKit repository link above.
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kiro-cli dashboard. Go to preferences, then click the “Show License” button at the bottom of the page. Kiro uses Bun to power Kiro CLI's frontend. Bun itself is licensed under the MIT license, but it statically links JavaScriptCore and WebKit, which are licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License v2 (LGPL-2), and tinycc, which is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1. In accordance with LGPL-2, users may obtain the object files and relinking instructions for JavaScriptCore and WebKit as used by Bun here , and users can obtain relinking instructions for tinycc at the same Bun WebKit repository link above.