What licence questions should buyers settle before using or redistributing generated packs?

**Does access to a sample establish permission for every downstream use?**

Do not assume it does. Ask which uses the proposed licence covers, including model training, internal evaluation, hosted agent testing and modification of the supplied material. The applicable rights need to be stated in the licence offered for that release.

**What if the team creates derivative task packs?**

Clarify whether transformed records, added annotations and redistributed subsets are permitted. Also ask how required notices or attribution should travel with those derivatives, if such requirements apply.

**Does public MCP access change the question?**

Publicly readable content and downloadable material can still have different usage conditions. Ask whether automated retrieval, caching, republication and inclusion in another public tool are covered. Technical accessibility alone should not be treated as a statement of licence scope.

**What should procurement and engineering review together?**

Provide the intended deployment and distribution paths, then confirm the rights attached to each. MirrorFirm's commercial deliverable is generated material; a licence request should not presume delivery of underlying real business records or permission to access them.