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Unless otherwise noted, original HELM framework content is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0). The full legal terms apply; the license summary is available for convenience.

This covers framework narratives, role guides, principles, competency descriptions, structured guidance and examples, including authored guidance stored in TypeScript records or component text. You may share and adapt this content, including commercially, subject to attribution, a license link and an indication of changes.

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Based on HELM — Human-first Execution and Leadership Model, by Firas Kafri, https://helmframework.com, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Based on version [state the version]. Changes: [describe your adaptations].

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Website software, rendering logic, scripts, tests, configuration and technical documentation are licensed under the MIT License. Authored framework guidance embedded in those files follows CC BY 4.0 as described above.

Third-party material

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Contributions and contact

Contributions follow the license applicable to the contributed material. See the contribution guide. For licensing questions, contact Firas Kafri.