Source code.
All of it.

Vector//Drift is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3.0. If you interact with the version of Vector//Drift running on this server, you are entitled to the corresponding source code of that version under the same license. This page is our explicit written offer.

The running version

Project:    vector-drift
Repository: https://github.com/pietvanbloom-lab/vector-drift
License:    AGPL-3.0 (see LICENSE in the repo)
Tag:        v0.2-prod
Deployed:   2026-04-19

How to obtain the corresponding source

1. Clone the public repository: git clone https://github.com/pietvanbloom-lab/vector-drift.git
2. Check out the tag matching the running version: git checkout v0.2-prod
3. This yields the exact corresponding source that produced the binaries/assets served from this host.

If the public repository is unavailable, or you want an archive bundle delivered directly, email [email protected]. We will provide a tarball of the running version's corresponding source, at no charge, in a machine-readable format, within seven days.

What "corresponding source" means

For this deployment it includes:

• All HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SVG, and static assets served to users.
• The Nginx configuration fragment that governs the SPA routing, caching, and HTTPS behavior of the running instance.
• The Dockerfile and container build steps, if a container is used.
• Scripts and installation instructions necessary to rebuild and run the exact deployed version.

Modifications

If you fork Vector//Drift and run a modified version as a network service, AGPL-3.0 obliges you to make your modified corresponding source available to the users of your service, under the same license. A README link or repo URL shown to users is the standard way to comply.

License text

The full license is bundled at LICENSE in the repository and is also available from the Free Software Foundation.

No warranty

The software is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind, as stated in sections 15 and 16 of the AGPL-3.0. Signals published by Vector//Drift are analytical views, not instructions. They are not investment advice, security advice, or legal advice.