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Can datasets, task packs and simulated environments be licensed separately?

These are different products with different delivery and inspection needs, and a reseller can ask for them to be scoped separately, with terms confirmed in the agreement.

**Can datasets, task packs and simulated environments be licensed separately?**

A reseller can ask for them to be scoped as separate items. The terms are settled in your agreement with MirrorFirm, so confirm the split during scoping rather than assuming it.

**What is the difference in practice?**

- A **dataset** is a set of generated records and their links: payments, obligations, policies and decisions. - A **task pack** is a set of defined questions drawn from that material, each with inputs, an expected outcome and a scoring method. - A **simulated environment** holds the same state behind tool actions, so an agent can search, apply payments and be reset between attempts.

**Why would a reseller separate them?**

Different buyers need different things. A team fine-tuning a model wants records. A team comparing agents wants a task pack with stable scoring. A team testing tool use wants an environment that resets cleanly.

**Does the environment come with the dataset?**

Not automatically. An environment needs its own reset and scoring behaviour, which should be requested explicitly in a pilot.

**What should I ask first?**

Ask which exception types each product covers, and whether labels and answer keys sit in files you can withhold from previews. That affects how you list and demonstrate each item.

Splitting records, tasks and environments lets you match each buyer to the form they need, but confirm the licensing split during scoping.

Audience:
Licensed resellers
Content type:
FAQ
Buyer question:
What can be generated

Content release: r-a220eb6e099b243b

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