docs: state the apache-2.0 payload and example-only status - #1
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Orchestrators pull this image, so the terms it ships under and the support it does not carry both need to be explicit: the server inside is daydream's StreamDiffusion, Apache-2.0, pinned and unmodified, with its LICENSE at /src/LICENSE and no NOTICE to propagate. Model weights are fetched at runtime under their own terms. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Orchestrators pull this image onto their own hardware, so two things it currently leaves implicit need saying out loud: the terms the payload ships under, and the support it does not carry.
What it says
Example, not a supported artifact. Publishing to
ghcr.io/livepeer/is packaging convenience so an operator can pull it, not a product commitment. The repo lives in the org because it succeeds thelive/streamdiffusionpipeline that was inlivepeer/ai-runnerfor years, not because it is a supported product.MIT wrapper, Apache-2.0 payload. The wrapper (Dockerfile, client.py, compose files, runners.json) is MIT per LICENSE. What runs inside is daydream's StreamDiffusion, a fork of cumulo-autumn/StreamDiffusion, both Apache-2.0.
Verified against the Dockerfile
94b9b96cb8a17d401ffbce516393d6482326ce62, in both the pip install and the clone./src, so the fork's LICENSE travels in the image at/src/LICENSE.Docs only, no behaviour change.