Say that Intelligence has a free plan and can be self-hosted - #49
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The requirements list named a project and a license and left it there, which reads as a paid dependency before somebody has cloned anything. Both are already true and neither was on the page: there is a free plan, and Intelligence can be run yourself. Requested by Uli, who has been asking for it because it is the thing people get wrong first.
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Requested by Uli in Slack: https://copilotkit.slack.com/archives/C075NF9SN01/p1787245148356729
What this changes
The requirements list said:
It now says:
Why
Named without qualification, it reads as a paid dependency before somebody has cloned anything. Both facts were already true and neither was on the page, and Uli's point is that this is what people get wrong first.
Scoped to the bullet he screenshotted. The quick start already tells you how to self-host at step 3 ("Keep the managed Intelligence URLs from
.env.exampleunless you run Intelligence yourself"), so the gap was the requirements list, not the instructions.Wording follows the README's voice rather than copying the Slack phrasing verbatim.
format:checkclean. README only, no code.