Kula Skills Licence

The licence covering Kula's skill library — what you may do with skill content, what stays Kula's, how provenance fingerprints work, and how paid skills are licensed.

Version 1.0 · Last updated 3 July 2026. This licence covers the skill content Kula publishes — it sits alongside the Terms of service, which govern the service itself.

Kula skills are the playbooks, reference files, scripts, and templates that Kula Holdings Pty Ltd (ABN 53 676 723 452) ("Kula", "we", "us") curates and serves to your AI client — everything surfaced through the skills catalogue: skill bodies (SKILL.md instructions), references/, scripts/, assets/, and agents/ files.

1. Ownership

All Kula-curated skill content (the "kula" and "canonical" tiers of the catalogue) is the copyright of Kula Holdings Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. It is licensed, not sold.

Skills your studio authors itself — including your own edits to a skill you have forked — remain your studio's content. Kula's notice is never applied to them, and this licence does not claim them.

2. What you may do

While your studio holds an active Kula Intelligence subscription (and, for paid skills, the relevant entitlement):

• Use Kula skills inside your studio, through any AI client connected to your organisation.

• Fork and customise a Kula skill for your studio's internal use.

• Share output the skills help produce (reports, analyses, messages) — output about your data is yours.

3. What you may not do

• Redistribute skill content outside your organisation — including posting it publicly, sharing bundles with other businesses, or re-serving it through another product.

• Resell or sublicense skill content, or build a competing catalogue from it.

• Remove or alter copyright notices, licence lines, or provenance fingerprints embedded in served content.

Consultants acting for a studio with its authorisation may use that studio's skills on its behalf — see the consultant guide.

4. Provenance fingerprints — how we track copies

Every piece of shared-tier skill content served to your organisation carries a short licence trailer: the copyright line, a link to this page, your organisation code, and a provenance code (e.g. Provenance: KW1-…). The code is computed from your organisation, the skill, the file, and its content — it identifies which organisation a copy was served to, so content found outside a licensed studio can be traced to its source. It encodes no member data and nothing about how you use the skill. Serving is also metered per organisation, as described in the Privacy policy.

5. Paid skills and the marketplace

Some skills are included with your subscription; others are paid add-ons. Paid skills stay visible in the catalogue but their content is locked until your studio adds them from Settings → Skills in the Kula console. Commercial licensing beyond studio-internal use — redistribution, bundling into another product, multi-brand use — is available by arrangement: contact us via the details in the Terms of service and we will always offer a paid path rather than a refusal.

6. Termination

If your subscription or a paid-skill entitlement ends, the licence to the corresponding Kula skill content ends with it. Copies made under clause 2 should be deleted; your own authored content and your data are unaffected.

7. Changes

We may update skill content and this licence; material changes are announced in the console and dated here. Continued use after a change is acceptance.