Use Report-Boot safely while the source matures toward open source.
Report-Boot is currently a beta-stage library created and maintained by Mohamed Ramadan. Developers may use the distributed binaries as application dependencies during beta. The project is planned to become open source after a production-stable release.
Founder's Note
By Mohamed Ramadan
Governance is becoming one of the most important pillars in the age of AI-driven development, especially in microservice architectures.
As AI becomes more involved in software delivery, the engineer's role is evolving from writing every line of code to designing the standards, contracts, and governance layers that make intelligent systems reliable, secure, and enterprise-ready.
Report-Boot was created with this mindset: to bring structure, security, governance, and reusable engineering standards to the reporting lifecycle.
The public dependency points here.
Even while the source is private, the published package can carry the license URL in its Maven metadata. Developers see the same beta usage terms before installing and inside the downloaded artifact.
<licenses> <license> <name>Report-Boot Beta License</name> <url>https://docs.reportboot.com/license</url> <distribution>repo</distribution> </license></licenses> <developers> <developer> <name>Mohamed Ramadan</name> <organization>Report-Boot</organization> <organizationUrl>https://www.reportboot.com</organizationUrl> </developer></developers>What developers can do
During beta, Report-Boot is intended to be easy and safe to use in real application development.
- Use Report-Boot binaries as a dependency in personal applications.
- Use Report-Boot binaries in internal company tools.
- Evaluate Report-Boot in proof-of-concept and production-readiness work.
- Build, run, test, and deploy applications that depend on Report-Boot.
What developers cannot do
Until an official open-source release is published, the library itself remains protected.
- Do not copy, publish, sell, sublicense, or redistribute Report-Boot itself as a standalone library.
- Do not decompile, reverse engineer, or modify Report-Boot binaries except where required by applicable law.
- Do not remove copyright, ownership, license, or attribution notices.
- Do not use the Report-Boot name, package identity, logo, or website to imply official endorsement.
- Do not claim Report-Boot or its source code as your own work.
Future open-source release
Report-Boot is planned to become open source after the project reaches a production-stable release. The future open-source release may use a separate license selected by the project owner.
Until that official release happens, beta versions are governed by this beta license notice. Source code is not licensed for public use unless separately published by Mohamed Ramadan.
Ownership and warranty
Copyright (c) 2026 Mohamed Ramadan. All rights reserved. Report-Boot, reportboot, com.reportboot, and www.reportboot.com identify the official Report-Boot project by Mohamed Ramadan.
Report-Boot beta versions are provided as-is, without warranties or guarantees. Developers are responsible for testing whether the library is suitable for their application and production environment.