Thanks for releasing MOSS-Audio — the work is excellent.
The model weights on Hugging Face are clearly Apache-2.0 (e.g. OpenMOSS-Team/MOSS-Audio-4B-Instruct declares license: apache-2.0). But the inference/modeling code in this repository appears to carry no licence:
- There's no
LICENSE / COPYING / NOTICE file anywhere in the repo tree.
pyproject.toml declares license = { file = "LICENSE" } — a reference to a LICENSE file that doesn't exist in the repo.
- The README's "Models in MOSS-Audio are licensed under the Apache License 2.0" reads as covering the weights, not unambiguously the
src/ code (modeling_moss_audio.py, hf_inference.py, …).
The HF weights repos ship only configuration_*.py + processing_*.py (no modeling_*.py; config.json's auto_map has no AutoModel entry), and the documented run path is git clone … && pip install -e . && python infer.py — so running the Apache-2.0 weights requires this repository's code. Absent an explicit licence, that code defaults to "all rights reserved," which blocks self-hosting and derivative use even though the weights are openly licensed and the intent looks open.
Could you add the missing LICENSE file (presumably Apache-2.0, to match the weights and the pyproject reference)? That would make the self-host / derivative-use story unambiguous. Thanks!
Thanks for releasing MOSS-Audio — the work is excellent.
The model weights on Hugging Face are clearly Apache-2.0 (e.g.
OpenMOSS-Team/MOSS-Audio-4B-Instructdeclareslicense: apache-2.0). But the inference/modeling code in this repository appears to carry no licence:LICENSE/COPYING/NOTICEfile anywhere in the repo tree.pyproject.tomldeclareslicense = { file = "LICENSE" }— a reference to aLICENSEfile that doesn't exist in the repo.src/code (modeling_moss_audio.py,hf_inference.py, …).The HF weights repos ship only
configuration_*.py+processing_*.py(nomodeling_*.py;config.json'sauto_maphas noAutoModelentry), and the documented run path isgit clone … && pip install -e . && python infer.py— so running the Apache-2.0 weights requires this repository's code. Absent an explicit licence, that code defaults to "all rights reserved," which blocks self-hosting and derivative use even though the weights are openly licensed and the intent looks open.Could you add the missing
LICENSEfile (presumably Apache-2.0, to match the weights and thepyprojectreference)? That would make the self-host / derivative-use story unambiguous. Thanks!