The TypeScript SDK is MIT licensed

@rendobar/sdk shipped without a license field and without a LICENSE file, so npm listed it as UNLICENSED. Plenty of companies run dependency scanners that refuse anything unlicensed outright, which made the SDK unusable inside those organisations no matter what the code did.

It declares MIT now, matching @rendobar/mcp, and the LICENSE file is in the published tarball. Nothing about the terms changed, because there were none to change: this fills a gap rather than restricting anything.

The npm page also gained the metadata it was missing. Repository, homepage, bug tracker, and keywords are all set, so the listing links back to the source and turns up in npm search.

While we were in there, the README quickstart was rewritten. It had been built around a job type that is not currently active, so copying it produced a NOT_FOUND rather than a rendered video. It now runs an FFmpeg job, which works, and points at the job type reference instead of listing types inline where they go stale.

Install and usage are documented at SDK docs.