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Vedaksha
OBSERVEDA Rust ephemeris and Jyotish engine
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Vedaksha is an astronomical ephemeris and Jyotish computation engine written in Rust, distributed as native Rust, Python, WebAssembly, and MCP packages with no runtime data files. It targets developers who need sub-arcsecond positional accuracy and can be installed via cargo, pip, npm, or run as an MCP server. It is used in production by kundalimcp.com and kundali.live.
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Free under BUSL-1.1 if you are not earning revenue from external customers · Personal and hobbyist projects · Academic and research use · Internal tools (no external paying customers) · Evaluation and prototyping
Per organization (unlimited products, unlimited seats) · Perpetual, no renewal, no subscription · Covers the version you license and every version released after it, majors included · All 7 workspace crates included · Support: Email at info@arthiq.net
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