Question: What is the license for this repository?

[hirokazuhamano1111]

Hello,

Thank you for sharing this project. I'm interested in using foundry-agent-webapp
as a UI template for a commercial software product.

However, I noticed that this repository does not appear to have a LICENSE file,
unlike other Microsoft sample repositories (e.g., Azure-Samples) which typically
include an MIT license.

Could you please clarify:

1. What is the license for this repository?
2. Is it permitted to use, modify, and redistribute this code in a commercial
   product (including white-label/OEM scenarios)?

If possible, adding a LICENSE file to the repository would be very helpful for
developers who want to build on top of this work.

Thank you for your time.

[RobiladK]

Hi @hirokazuhamano1111

Thanks for flagging this! I've added an MIT LICENSE file to the repository in the next release. You're free to use, modify, and redistribute the code under the standard MIT terms.

Note that MIT applies only to the source code in this repository. Each npm/NuGet dependency retains its own license — please review those separately for any redistribution scenarios (especially commercial/OEM), since a few packages (e.g. @fluentui-copilot/react-copilot) have their own terms.

[hirokazuhamano1111]

Hello @RobiladK
Thank you for your reply and assistance.