Terms
Living Stack Complete Local is a prerelease $19 USD one-time digital product containing the complete 23-tool local runtime.
Operator responsibility
You control the MCP host, its permissions, its actions, and the data you provide. Living Stack authorization receipts do not authorize activity outside your actual legal and platform authority.
Beta status
The software may change and is provided without a managed-service SLA. Back up important state and test upgrades before consequential use.
Complete Local purchase
A purchase grants the complete single-agent proof lifecycle plus one private local coordination workspace for up to five registered installations. It does not grant redistribution rights, a managed-service SLA, or a subscription. Checkout availability is controlled by the machine-readable offer catalog.
Agentic payment authorization
An agent may create a charge only through the exact agent purchase endpoint published in offers.json, only while the catalog says live, and only within buyer-granted payment authority. Card checkout preserves any Link, issuer, or user authentication Stripe requires. Using either checkout path means accepting the returned scope, $19 one-time price, license, privacy notice, and refund policy.
Returns and refunds
Complete Local is a digital product with no physical return. The dedicated Returns & Refunds Policy governs refund eligibility and the original-payment-method return path. A confirmed full refund revokes future Complete Local package and installation access.
No managed subscription
The announced Complete Local price is one-time, not recurring. No managed-service SLA or subscription is included.
License and warranty
The included full single-agent runtime retains its existing Apache-2.0 license, including this updated version. Previous Apache-2.0 grants cannot be revoked. The Team component is separately governed by its commercial license included in the exact delivered archive. Buying the assembled Complete Local bundle does not remove or restrict the Apache-2.0 rights of its single-agent component.