§ 01 — The Builder
Hi there. I'm Mohammed Husamuddin — Applied AI Engineer and compulsive builder. I make things because ideas deserve to exist outside my head.
These terms cover all my projects, so you only have to endure this legal-ish stuff once. You're welcome.
§ 02 — The Experiment Clause
Every project here was built with one simple intention: to experiment and put ideas out into the world. These aren't enterprise-grade, SLA-backed, Fortune-500-approved solutions. They're experiments — some brilliant, some questionable, all genuine.
By using any of my projects, you acknowledge that:
- •They might break (probably at 3 AM on a Friday)
- •They might change without notice
- •They might do something unexpected (that's called a "feature")
- •They were built to explore, learn, and share — not to be perfect
§ 03 — The Red Archive
Some projects carry a red archive icon. These are special — think "museum exhibit" rules apply.
If a project has the red archive icon
- ✗The source code is NOT public and never will be
- ✗You may NOT copy, redistribute, or reverse-engineer
- ✓You CAN use the deployed version as intended
- ✓You CAN admire the craftsmanship from afar
Everything else? Fair game. Build on it, learn from it, make it better.
§ 04 — The Intent
Every project is an experiment. A thought that escaped my head and somehow became code. The intention behind all of this is simple:
Build things. Learn things. Share things. Repeat.
Some experiments work beautifully. Some crash and burn in spectacular fashion. Both outcomes are valuable. If you find something useful in any of these projects, that's a win. If you find a bug, that's a learning opportunity (for both of us).
§ 05 — The Fine Print
- •No warranties, express or implied. Use everything at your own risk.
- •I'm not liable if my code somehow sets your toaster on fire.
- •These terms may update. I won't send you 47 emails about it.
- •If something breaks, file an issue. That's literally what GitHub is for.
- •Be cool. That's the only real rule.