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Licensed software in Firebase Studio

Firebase Studio makes use of third-party, open source software that developers are familiar with to enhance the developer experience. Where applicable, you can display the license directly from the product.

To access an open source software license directly from Firebase Studio, follow these steps:

Open the integrated terminal in the Terminal panel in Firebase Studio:
- Press Ctrl + `.
- Open the command palette (Cmd+Shift+P on Mac or Ctrl+Shift+P on ChromeOS, Windows, or Linux) and select Terminal: Create New Terminal.
Navigate to the license in the code:
- For Nixd, enter cd /google/idx/builtins/etc/idx/sources/nixd.
- For Nix, enter cd /google/idx/builtins/etc/idx/sources/nix.
Use your preferred editor to view the license.

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Last updated 2025-05-28 UTC.