The repo currently has no explicit code license, which means it's technically all rights reserved by default. This creates ambiguity for anyone wanting to contribute, fork, or build on the codebase.
The model weights already have their own license via Lightricks, so a code license wouldn't affect that. MIT would be the natural choice for a project like this, it's permissive, widely understood, and compatible with the MLX ecosystem (Apple's MLX is MIT, Blaizzy's mlx-video is MIT).
It would also make it easier to accept contributions and for contributors to know their PRs are covered.
Happy to submit a PR adding the LICENSE file if you're open to it.
The repo currently has no explicit code license, which means it's technically all rights reserved by default. This creates ambiguity for anyone wanting to contribute, fork, or build on the codebase.
The model weights already have their own license via Lightricks, so a code license wouldn't affect that. MIT would be the natural choice for a project like this, it's permissive, widely understood, and compatible with the MLX ecosystem (Apple's MLX is MIT, Blaizzy's mlx-video is MIT).
It would also make it easier to accept contributions and for contributors to know their PRs are covered.
Happy to submit a PR adding the LICENSE file if you're open to it.