Terms

cliq is free, and the intention is that it stays free. These terms exist so both sides know where they stand.

The licence

cliq is released under the MIT licence. You may use, copy, change, and pass it on under those terms, as long as the copyright notice and the licence travel with it.

Where you can run it

The Homebrew cask is built for Apple Silicon Macs. Install it on machines you control. Talking to a model provider needs a key from you, and your agreement with that provider is your own.

The commands it suggests

cliq proposes shell commands and marks how risky each one looks. That mark is a reading, not a promise, and a model can be wrong. Nothing runs until you pick it, and once you do, the command runs as you, with your permissions. Read it first. What it does to your files and your machine is your responsibility.

No warranty

cliq is provided as-is, without warranty of any kind, as the MIT licence sets out. It is a free tool from a small company, and it comes with no guarantee that it will keep working, keep being published, or suit any particular purpose.