# Notice & Attributions

## dsh-continuum
Copyright (c) 2026 Continuum Contributors. Released under the MIT License.

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### Acknowledgements & Reference Inspirations

`dsh-continuum` was developed following an architectural study of nine open reference implementations in the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem:

1. **`dsh-routing-suite`** (BSD-3-Clause / MIT, Copyright 2026 yjh051108)
   - Inspired disk-only single-track persistence, 3-channel steering/followup message delivery, idempotent delivery receipts, and redteam verification gates.
2. **`dsh-ha-orchestrator`** (MIT, Copyright 2026 Sakta_wdi)
   - Inspired role-filtered subagent orchestration patterns and model failover principles.
3. **`dsh-swarm`** (MIT, Copyright 2026 dsh-swarm contributors)
   - Inspired append-only JSONL event stream structure and machine-verified delivery evidence.
4. **`dsh-deep-research`** (MIT, Copyright 2026 dsh2026)
   - Inspired information budgeting and context constraint models.
5. **`dsh-longtask-orchestrator`** (MIT, Copyright 2026 dsh-longtask-orchestrator contributors)
   - Inspired long-running task state models and profile bundle patch integration.
6. **`deepseek-harness-orchestrate`** (MIT, Copyright 2026 DeepSeek / Lu Pengcheng)
   - Inspired declarative task DAG validation and isolated dependency propagation.
7. **`hermes-dsh-collab`** (MIT, Copyright 2026 Cavan-Ou)
   - Inspired Git governance policies and dispatch specification templates.
8. **`math-research-dsh`** (MIT, Copyright 2026 xsoc1)
   - Inspired rigorous verification matrix and environment validation techniques.

### Non-Permissive Reference Isolation

9. **`dsh-academic-research-skills`** (CC BY-NC 4.0, Copyright 2026 Cheng-I Wu)
   - **Cleanroom Implementation**: In compliance with the Creative Commons NonCommercial (CC BY-NC 4.0) license, **zero code, zero prompt text, and zero documentation from `dsh-academic-research-skills` have been copied or included in `dsh-continuum`**. All role policies, separation-of-duty controls, and review gates in `dsh-continuum` were designed and written independently from first principles under the MIT license.