Third-Party Notices
July 8, 2026 · View on GitHub
Task Scheduler Studio's own source code is licensed under the MIT License (see
LICENSE). The application uses the third-party components listed
below, each under its own license. This file is provided for attribution and
license compliance; the full license text for each component ships with its
package (via NuGet) and at the linked source.
| Component | Version | License |
|---|---|---|
TaskScheduler (Microsoft.Win32.TaskScheduler, by David Hall) | 2.11.0 | MIT |
| CommunityToolkit.Mvvm | 8.4.2 | MIT |
| CommunityToolkit.WinUI.Controls.Sizers | 8.2.x | MIT |
| GitHub.Copilot.SDK | 1.0.0-beta | MIT |
| Microsoft.Windows.SDK.BuildTools.WinApp | 0.3.2 | MIT |
| Microsoft.Windows.SDK.BuildTools | 10.0.x | Microsoft Windows SDK license (build-time tooling) |
| Microsoft.WindowsAppSDK | 2.1.3 | Microsoft Software License Terms — Windows App SDK (redistributable under its "Distributable Code" terms) |
| .NET runtime (bundled in the self-contained build) | net10.0 | MIT (.NET) |
Notes
- The project's own code is MIT-licensed and contains no copyleft (GPL/LGPL/MPL) dependencies, so it imposes no viral licensing requirements.
- The Windows App SDK and Windows SDK build tools are Microsoft components governed by Microsoft's license terms. Those terms explicitly permit redistributing the Windows App SDK runtime as part of applications you develop, which is how the self-contained Task Scheduler Studio package distributes it.
- This list reflects the direct package references at the time of writing. Transitive dependencies retain their own (also permissive) licenses.