License¶
Copyright 2026 Shujie Zhang.
PostGamma-owned source code and documentation are licensed under the
Apache License 2.0. The complete
terms are in the repository's top-level LICENSE file and are included in
every release artifact.
PostGamma embeds and transforms PostgreSQL source code. PostgreSQL remains
covered by the PostgreSQL License, which is included as
LICENSE.postgresql in Python wheels and as
licenses/LICENSE.postgresql in the static C SDK archive.
The bundled pgvector source remains covered by its PostgreSQL License. Its
notice is included as LICENSE.pgvector in Python wheels and as
licenses/LICENSE.pgvector in the static C SDK archive.
Artifact license files¶
| Artifact | PostGamma terms | PostgreSQL terms | pgvector terms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source repository | LICENSE, NOTICE |
licenses/LICENSE.postgresql |
licenses/LICENSE.pgvector |
| Python wheel | LICENSE, NOTICE |
LICENSE.postgresql |
LICENSE.pgvector |
| Static C SDK archive | licenses/LICENSE.postgamma, licenses/NOTICE |
licenses/LICENSE.postgresql |
licenses/LICENSE.pgvector |
Every artifact also includes THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES, which identifies the
upstream source and pinned revision for each bundled component.
Additional bundled libraries or extensions may carry their own notices. Check the release manifest before redistributing an artifact. A static application link does not remove the obligation to preserve the license files supplied with the release.
This page summarizes the distribution layout; the license texts control. The official project website is postgamma.com.