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FOSSology is an open source license compliance software system and toolkit. As a toolkit you can run license, copyright and export control scans from the command line. As a system, a database and web UI are provided to give you a compliance workflow. License, copyright and export scanners are tools used in the workflow.

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Enhanced Reuse Agent for Intelligent License Reuse

Many Fossology users struggle to reuse old license decisions because they have to find the right files themselves. This project makes the Reuser...

FOSSology & LicenseDb UX and UI design

This project aims to redesign the remaining FOSSology pages and LicenseDb to further modernize the interface and improve overall usability. The...

Report Aggregation for Compliance

Managing compliance today means juggling dozens of independent reports - SPDX, CycloneDX, CLIXML, ReadmeOSS - generated separately for each...

Improve CycloneDX Support and Update CycloneDX Exports to Spec Version 1.7

FOSSology's CycloneDX agent targets spec 1.4 and omits license texts, copyright notices, and scanner evidence. This project upgrades it to 1.7, adds...

Enhancing Nirjas & Atarashi for Accurate, Scalable License Intelligence

This project will enhance FOSSology's license intelligence stack by revamping both Nirjas and Atarashi into a faster, ML-driven, and language-aware...

Enhanced Reuse Agent for Intelligent License Reuse

The current reuse workflow in FOSSology provides a powerful mechanism to copy license clearing decisions from a previously analyzed upload to a newer...

Completion of FOSSology UI Rewrite using Next.js

This project aims to complete and productionize the FOSSology UI by finalizing the ongoing migration to Next.js and ensuring full integration with...

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