@devexcelsior/healing-ui-overlay/README.md

Visual overlay component to display fallback suppression, license expiration, or runtime governance warnings in healing-enabled applications.

# @devexcelsior/healing-ui-overlay

🛡️ **Commercial license required**  
📩 Contact: [curtnpuckett@gmail.com](mailto:curtnpuckett@gmail.com)

This package provides a visual overlay to warn users when healing is suppressed by governance, license, or policy.  
It is used in fallback-aware UIs to maintain trust and signal runtime transparency.

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## Features

- Lightweight UI component that displays suppression messages  
- Supports custom messages and branding  
- React-compatible with fallback-aware SDKs  
- Can be toggled via session context or healing governor decisions  
- Optional auto-mount mode for fail-closed UX recovery  

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## Use Cases

- Display “Fallback Blocked” or “License Expired” overlays  
- Warn users about degraded healing capabilities in test or trial mode  
- Prevent silent failure in environments where healing is unavailable  
- Embed transparency messaging in compliance-sensitive products  
- Improve UX clarity around healing permission or trust status

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## 🧠 Agentic Governance Backbone

Runtime AI systems require transparent fallback infrastructure —  
with memory, arbitration, and healing traceability baked in.

This SDK forms that backbone.


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## 🛡️ Licensing Terms

This package is licensed under the **Business Source License 1.1**

You may use it for **non-commercial evaluation** or **internal development** only.  
All **production, hosted, or commercial usage** requires a valid license agreement.

Redistribution, behavioral mimicry, or architectural reimplementation —  
even without direct source reuse — is strictly prohibited without explicit commercial rights.

📩 License inquiries: [curtnpuckett@gmail.com](mailto:curtnpuckett@gmail.com)

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## 🚫 Prohibited Use Cases

Use of this SDK is explicitly **prohibited** in any system that:

- Executes fallback logic in production  
- Suggests or automates UI recovery via inference or replay  
- Implements agent chaining or LLM-based healing orchestration  
- Embeds recovery signals in devtools, SDKs, or assistants  
- Replicates fallback patterns through reverse engineering, framing, or shell systems  

Use in these contexts **without license** constitutes derivative misuse and IP infringement.

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## 🔐 Platform & Behavioral Restrictions

These restrictions apply regardless of naming, branding, or internal framing:

- Reimplementing fallback orchestration under alternate terminology (e.g. “stability assist”, “UX resilience”)  
- Embedding healing behavior into runtimes, plugins, or assistants  
- Reproducing agent arbitration, state replay, or trust scoring  
- Training models or composing agents to mimic fallback logic  
- Delaying automation under “suggestion-only” pretenses but executing recovery actions  

**All derivative behavior — even cleanroom recreations — is protected.**  
**All systems of this nature require a license.**

Omission from this document does **not** imply permission.

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## 🧠 Attribution & Anti-Containment Clause

Any relabeling, shell-vendor reuse, or silent internal replication of:

- Agent fallback trees  
- Signal replay logic  
- Trust-weighted arbitration  
- Runtime orchestration flows  

…constitutes a violation of this license and will trigger full enforcement.

**Attribution is required** for all derivative use.  
Behavioral recreations — even without visible source reuse — are covered under protected architectural mimicry.

© 2025 Curt Puckett.  
All rights reserved across runtime systems, cloud agents, edge devices, Unity, AI SDKs, and fallback orchestration platforms.