Third-party sources and licences
Pinned dependencies, notices, and provenance of the fixtures.
Dependencies and notices
The helper bundles CPython 3.12.14 and the pinned packages from packaging/. Each build generates ThirdPartyNotices from the distributions actually installed, including license and copyright material, package metadata and versions, wheel-vendored notices (GEOS, BLAS, Qhull), and the Python license. Build tools are included in the inventory conservatively. The full Python license text is stored as packaging/.
No licence for the project or its models is inferred from dependency licences. Review licence and source obligations for the exact shipped dependencies before any public release.
Fixture provenance
The 11 original STLs in fixtures/originals/ were user-supplied mechanical designs and are not assumed to be public-domain or freely redistributable. Review visibility and rights before publishing the repository or a release. Nothing contacts external services with model data at runtime.
External references
The design drew on Apple's documentation for SwiftUI drag and drop and for Developer ID distribution and notarization, and on PyInstaller's documentation for the bundled-interpreter approach and for macOS architectures and signing. docs/ lists the exact links and states that the macOS 27 / arm64-only floor, caps, queue policy and layout are project decisions, not measured properties.