# Grok Feedback: README and Licensing

**Date:** 2026-03-10
**Source:** Grok (via Parker)
**Context:** Reviewed the DevOps Toolbox README after v1.5.0 changes

## Feedback

### License Guard
- Approved the decision to make wip-license-guard a separate tool from wip-license-hook
- "Perfect call. It keeps the rug-pull scanner focused on dependencies while License Guard handles your own repos"

### README Rewrite
Grok proposed a "final polished README" that was ~95% identical to what we already had. Key differences:

1. **"Install in 10 seconds" with npx command** at the top
   - `npx @wipcomputer/universal-installer wipcomputer/wip-ai-devops-toolbox`
   - Good for quick onboarding. Needs to actually work via npx first.

2. **"Now fully agent-native" tagline** with v1.4.0 callout
   - Marketing-flavored but accurate.

3. **License section formatting** ... bold text instead of code block
   - We tested both. Settled on code block (gray box) with Grok's clearer wording. Best of both.

4. **"(New)" tag** on License Guard
   - Minor but nice for first release. Remove after one version.

5. **AGPLv3 not just AGPL** ... Grok recommended specifying version 3
   - Adopted. All references now say AGPLv3.

### What we adopted from Grok
- AGPLv3 version specificity
- Clearer license wording: "Commercial redistribution, marketplace listings, or bundling into paid services"
- "Commercial licenses available" line
- Code block format with readable descriptions

### What we skipped
- Replacing the whole README (unnecessary, ours was already there)
- Emoji usage (not Parker's style)
- "Raise-ready, public-ready" sales language
- A/B/C choice menu (chatbot pattern, not useful)

### Grok's blind spot
- Said "The tool itself doesn't exist yet" about wip-license-guard when we had already built it
- Offered to build things we'd already shipped
- Not tracking actual state of the repo
