If the license doesn't work for your use case, the license seems to have done its job successfully.
Intentions and realities are often different. Such is life.
- It may not differ in the sense of integrations and general functionality. However, the most significant difference is that we aim not only for developers but also general users who may not have programming knowledge.
- At the moment, it's only possible if we merge the integration into the source code, but we're thinking about possible ways to have external integrations and also private integrations.
- We would like to build a business around it without limiting the open-source version in terms of integrations and core functionality. It's still in the plan, but I can say that only the enterprise feature set will require payment.
- We focused on mostly business use cases, but we also have home users, and we're happy to support them.
Here's some questions:
- How does this differ from Huginn?
- How easy is it to install integrations from outside the main source tree? In other words, can I create an integration and publish it on my own Github profile and have others use it with ease?
- Is Automatisch a purely OSS project, or are you planning to build a business around it? What type of business model?
- Is Automatisch primarily focused at home users or business use cases? The integrations listed in the docs seem primarily home-focused.