The proxy engine, the desktop app, and the ruleset catalog are published on GitHub under a source-available commercial license — read them, audit them, run them. The cloud features — sync, teams, viewer sessions, AI self-healing — are what we charge for.
Electron desktop app — custom browser, sidebar rule editor, AI generation, theme system, cloud sync.
Rust MitM proxy engine — HAR capture, rule engine, JSONPath mutations, HTML/CSS transforms, sandboxed JS.
Public catalog of community-shared rulesets — onboarding demos, conference rehearsal kits, competitor teardowns.
MyAISE's public repositories are published under the MyAISE Source Available License — a commercial license, not an open-source one. In plain terms:
Full text: the LICENSE file in each repository.
We publish the source because the proxy engine is the bit that matters: it intercepts your traffic, and you should be able to read exactly what it does. We license it commercially because an open-source license would let anyone run a competing service off the engine without contributing anything back.
Need broader rights — an enterprise deployment, an OEM build, a fork — talk to us. Commercial licenses for the engine are available.
Helps people find the project. Each star is read.
Bug reports with reproductions. Feature requests with use-cases. Both useful, both welcome.
The CONTRIBUTING.md in each repo has the dev setup and our PR conventions.
Publish your demo ruleset to capartist-rules. We'll mention notable ones in the changelog.
Tell us how you use MyAISE. We cross-post the good ones and link back to your blog.
Real-time help, roadmap chat, occasional office hours.
MyAISE is built on top of a lot of excellent open-source work. A non-exhaustive list:
Free to start. Source available. Your AI Sales Engineer is standing by.