# Third-party notices for optional Code Mode Yuki is licensed under [AGPL-3.0-only](LICENSE). Third-party components retain their respective licenses. This record covers third-party components used by the Code Mode distribution. Design references are documented separately in [the architecture record](docs/architecture/pi-port-provenance.md). Monty is built from `3f9d6ef413fb951e5b80113b7088d535bd028fcb` with the recorded string-cache iterator patch. Its [original MIT license](vendor/monty/LICENSE) and the [Apache 2.0 license](vendor/monty/TYPESHED-LICENSE) for its vendored typeshed at `0e16ea31d2e188fdc126cb31e7c4fcc6b5a8da96` are retained separately. [The machine-readable audit](vendor/monty/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.json) records 598 Cargo.lock packages: 580 registry archives verified against their exact checksums and 18 local workspace packages. It preserves declared SPDX expressions, notice texts with hashes, and native worker / CPython binding normal/build tree membership. The committed Darwin audit covers 352 target packages and 326 distinct texts. Lock membership does not imply shipping every package or selecting one license from an alternative-license expression. Each Linux build generates its own audit beside the actual worker and wheel. The [notice supplement evidence](docs/architecture/pi-codemode-evidence/monty-notice-supplement.json) records how the eight previously missing text entries were resolved, without changing the recorded Darwin artifacts. `r-efi` carries complete MIT terms and original copyright statements in its archived AUTHORS files. Four other packages use original license texts from fixed publication source revisions, verified against their archived authored payload; generated files and winapi's publish-only version edit are listed separately. No floating branch was used. `quote-use-0.8.4` and `quote-use-macros-0.8.4` explicitly declare MIT in their original manifests. Their pinned archives/upstream source do not supply a license file or copyright attribution. The audit attaches the fixed [SPDX standard MIT text](https://spdx.org/licenses/MIT.html) to those original MIT declarations and separately retains both upstream omissions. The standard text's year/holder placeholders are kept as template text, never presented as package copyright. Unknown or changed declarations cannot use this fallback. `license_text_audit_complete=true` describes text inventory, not a certification that upstream supplied every notice or a legal selection of alternatives. Historical [P09 Linux evidence](docs/architecture/pi-codemode-evidence/p09-linux-distribution.json) records 353 target packages, 321 texts and eight missing entries before this supplement. Its hashes and results are retained as history; current image verification is recorded separately in the delivery document. The reproducible source/build procedure is `scripts/build_monty_distribution.sh OUTPUT_DIR ABSOLUTE_PYTHON`. `artifacts.json` identifies the resulting files by actual SHA256. Worker bytes were identical on the repeated local build; wheel packaging timestamps can change its archive hash, so each build records its own wheel hash. The Dockerfile's optional `codemode` target retains the generated target audit and separate Yuki, Monty, and typeshed licenses. The default `direct` target does not ship the Monty binding, worker, or launcher. Compilation and audit use separate build layers; transient public downloads retry a bounded number of times, and exhausted transport failures fail the audit rather than becoming missing-license records. Build and distribution results belong to their dated delivery records; a local Code Mode build does not establish current publication or production capacity. ## Moby container security profiles The pinned seccomp baseline and derived Code Mode seccomp/AppArmor policies under `deploy/security` derive from Moby profiles commit `2ceae35d351c156cb5a8efc0fdc4a08cf94569d8`, copyright The Moby Authors, Apache License 2.0. The full license is `deploy/security/MOBY-PROFILES-LICENSE`; provenance and exact generation are recorded in `deploy/security/README.md` and `scripts/build_codemode_seccomp.py`.