Coverage & Licenses

What's in the mesh, what's deliberately out, and why. Documesh treats licensing as a first-class feature: vendors are ingested only via permissive licenses or their own official agent interfaces — and every tool response names its source license.

18
vendors covered
4+
deferred (v2)
4
excluded on legal grounds

✅ Covered

ingested & attributed

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Vendor License basis Sections
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Counts are from the current snapshot. All vendors are ingested via official llms.txt / .md agent interfaces or open-licensed git repositories — never by scraping rendered HTML.

🚧 Not covered yet

license OK · interface work needed

These projects are actively maintained with permissive licenses — the docs are legally usable — but they lack a machine-ready interface today (no llms.txt, no .md endpoints, docs generated from site-specific builds). Each needs a small custom crawler; they're on the v2 roadmap.

Apache Airflow
ASF · Apache-2.0 · docs generated outside main repo
Go
Google · BSD-3 · thin in-repo docs surface
Django
DSF · BSD · Sphinx-generated HTML
Flask · Python · Rails
Permissive · Sphinx/generated site builds

Want one of these prioritized (or a vendor we haven't listed)? Open an issue.

⛔ Excluded on legal grounds

deliberate — this is the feature

These vendors were evaluated and rejected. In an AI-agent world, respecting these boundaries is not compliance theater — it's what keeps an agentic web worth having.

Terraform / HashiCorp (IBM)
BUSL

Docs are licensed under the Business Source License. Its Additional Use Grant covers production use but does not clearly permit republishing excerpts through a third-party agent service. OpenTofu (MPL-2.0) docs are the roadmap substitute.

Grafana
AGPL-3.0

Copyleft terms create redistribution obligations we won't navigate for a docs-embedding use case.

Shopify & Render developer docs
proprietary

No public doc repositories and no agent interface published. Ingesting would mean scraping — which the WebMCP model exists to replace.

Mayo Clinic · CDC · NIH · WebMD
bot-blocked + copyrighted

Evaluated during ideation for a health vertical: 403 to automated access, copyrighted content. Link-out only; never republished.

Our ingestion policy

  1. 1.Official interfaces first. We ingest via vendor-published llms.txt / .md endpoints, or open-licensed git repositories — never scraped HTML.
  2. 2.Excerpts + canonical links. We return short excerpts that link back to the vendor's page. No full-text mirroring.
  3. 3.Attribution everywhere. Every tool response names its license and source. The UI displays it on every card.
  4. 4.When in doubt, exclude. BUSL, AGPL, bot-blocked and proprietary-without-consent sources stay out. A smaller honest mesh beats a larger ambiguous one.