Draft — have a lawyer review before launch.
1What's allowed
The API is uncensored. Requests and outputs are checked only for what the law forbids, such as child sexual abuse material. Sexually explicit content between adults, graphic violence, fiction with dark themes, security research, medical and legal questions, frank discussion of drugs or sex between adults, and anything else that's legal where you are is fine. You are responsible for what you do with the output.
2What ends your account
Using the API for any of these gets your account closed without a refund of unused credit:
- Any content that sexualises minors.
- Credible threats or planning of violence against real, identifiable people.
- Building or deploying malware against systems you don't own or have permission to test.
- Fraud, phishing or impersonation aimed at real third parties.
- Trying to access other customers' requests, keys or accounts, or to break isolation between them.
- Reselling access to the API as a competing service without a written agreement.
3How we enforce it without storing prompts
We don't store prompts. Requests and outputs are checked only for what the law forbids, and we don't keep refused requests. Beyond that, enforcement relies on reports from third parties with evidence and on patterns visible in usage (volumes, models, keys), never on request content. If we act on a report, we tell you what was reported on your dashboard unless the law stops us.
4Reporting abuse
Email abuse@yourbrand.sh with what you saw, when, and any evidence you have. Reports involving harm to children go straight to the relevant authorities as well.