TeamCAMS is released under the GNU General Public License v3 (GPLv3), reflecting our commitment to open science, transparency, and collaborative innovation. By making the platform freely available to the research community, we aim to encourage researchers, developers, and institutions to contribute to its continuous improvement and extension.
The open-source nature of TeamCAMS offers several important benefits. It promotes scientific reproducibility by allowing researchers to inspect, verify, and replicate experimental setups and procedures. It also facilitates knowledge sharing and collaboration, enabling teams from different institutions to build upon a common platform rather than developing isolated solutions. Furthermore, open access to the source code supports transparency, fosters trust in research findings, and accelerates the development of new features and research applications.
By adopting GPLv3, we seek to create a sustainable and collaborative ecosystem in which advances contributed by the community remain accessible to all, helping to drive innovation in the study of human-AI interaction, teamwork, and complex socio-technical systems.