Clear terms on authorship, Apache 2.0 open source licensing, third-party trademarks, and human-in-the-loop safety commitments across the Yana AI ecosystem.
The names Yana, Yana AI, Yana Studio, Yana Wheelbot, the three-branch sprout mark, and the Yana Rabbit App Icon are original creative assets owned by Vu Van Tam. Open source licensing of the code does not grant rights to use proprietary trademarks for misleading commercial purposes.
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Apache 2.0 & Code-OSS Licensing
The Yana AI repository and associated runtime modules are published under the Apache License 2.0:
You are free to use, modify, distribute, and sublicense the code under Apache 2.0 terms.
Yana Studio is built upon Code-OSS (Microsoft VS Code upstream). The yana-agent extension adheres to official extension APIs.
All forks and derivative works must preserve original copyright notices and the root LICENSE file.
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AI Governance & Human Authority
Yana's core axiom is "AI works · You hold authority":
Generative outputs proposed by AI models (cloud or local LLMs) may contain hallucinations, errors, or unexpected results.
The user retains ultimate authority and responsibility when granting capability approval (ALLOW) for file modifications or shell executions.
ActionGate and cryptographic audit logs reduce risk, but do not replace careful human judgment.
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Privacy & Data Security
Yana is architected with a strict Local-First principle:
Your source code, API keys, and execution telemetry remain stored locally on your personal machine.
When utilizing on-device models (Ollama, LM Studio), 100% of your telemetry and prompts never leave your hardware.
When choosing to connect external cloud LLMs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini), prompts transmit directly from your client under the respective provider's terms.
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Third-Party Trademarks & Attributions
All cited trademarks belong to their respective owners:
Apple, Mac, macOS, MacBook Pro, iMac, Apple Silicon: are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and other regions.
Visual Studio Code, VS Code: are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
Rust, Python, ESP32, PyPI: are trademarks of their respective organizations.
References to third-party hardware or software platforms are strictly descriptive for technical compatibility purposes.
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Yana Wheelbot Hardware Project
The Yana Wheelbot robotics branch is an open-source and open-hardware initiative:
3D printable files (Bambu Studio .3mf / .stl) and ESP32-S3 firmware are provided "as is".
Makers and assemblers assume responsibility for electrical safety, lithium battery handling, and mechanical testing during real-world operation.