Last Updated: October 2026

1. Scope and Responsibility

This Acceptable Use Policy (“AUP”) applies to all free, paid, trial, account, unauthenticated, casual, automated, and API use of the Services offered by CodeConda LLC (“CodeConda,” “we,” “us,” or “our”). It applies to User Content, prompts, outputs, messages, connected-platform actions, hosted or published materials, and attempts to use the Services. You are responsible for your users and for having all rights, permissions, notices, and lawful bases needed for your use.

2. Illegal, Exploitative, or Harmful Content

You may not use the Services to create, request, upload, store, transform, host, publish, facilitate, or distribute:

• Content or activity that violates law, sanctions, export controls, court orders, or legally binding restrictions.
• Child sexual abuse material (“CSAM”), sexual exploitation of minors, grooming or trafficking of minors, solicitation of minors for sexual purposes, sextortion involving a minor, or content that sexualizes a minor or anyone who appears to be under 18, including real, AI-generated, fictional, synthetic, altered, or “aged up” content.
• Non-consensual intimate imagery, sexual exploitation of an adult, sextortion involving an adult, or content depicting or representing a real person in an intimate or sexual context without legally valid consent, including AI-generated or altered content.
• Pornography, other content designed for sexual gratification, or adult sexual services.
• Credible threats, incitement, instructions primarily intended to cause serious physical harm, targeted harassment, stalking, or hateful abuse prohibited by law.
• Activity that encourages, promotes, or celebrates unlawful violence or physical harm to people or property, including violence directed at a group because of a protected characteristic.
• Fraud, scams, deceptive impersonation, manipulated media or deepfakes presented to mislead about a person's identity or conduct, or unauthorized use of another person's likeness.

3. Privacy, Identity, and Intellectual Property

• Do not violate privacy, confidentiality, publicity, personality, biometric, data protection, or intellectual property rights.
• Do not expose credentials, authentication tokens, financial information, highly sensitive personal data, or private communications without authorization.
• Do not dox, unlawfully profile, surveil, identify, or infer sensitive traits about people, or process personal data without required authority, notices, consent, or another lawful basis.
• Do not infringe or use the Services to facilitate infringement of copyrights, trademarks, patents, trade secrets, database rights, or contractual access restrictions.

4. Security and Technical Abuse

• Do not distribute malware, ransomware, spyware, destructive code, phishing, credential theft, exploit kits, or instructions primarily intended to compromise systems or evade security.
• Do not probe, scan, access, disrupt, overload, or interfere with systems, accounts, networks, rate limits, authentication, or safety controls without authorization.
• Do not evade AI safeguards, moderation, quotas, credits, storage limits, geographic controls, account restrictions, or enforcement measures.
• Do not scrape, crawl, harvest, benchmark, reconstruct, reverse engineer, or extract models, prompts, datasets, outputs, or service logic through unauthorized automated means.
• Do not resell, sublicense, share, or automate access except as expressly permitted by your plan or written agreement.

5. Outreach, Messaging, and Spam

Lawful business outreach is permitted only when you have a valid lawful basis for each communication and comply with all laws and platform rules governing it. You must provide required notices, accurately identify the sender and purpose, avoid deceptive routing or subject lines, honor suppression lists, and include and promptly process a working opt-out where required.

If you use a Service to send outreach or marketing communications, you are responsible for determining whether you are the sender, initiator, advertiser, controller, or another legally regulated party. You must maintain any required consent or other lawful basis, include required contact and physical postal information, provide a working unsubscribe method, and apply suppression requests before sending additional communications. You may not use CodeConda's identity or postal address as your own.

You may not send spam, bulk unsolicited communications prohibited by law or platform rules, messages to unlawfully obtained, scraped, fabricated, or improperly purchased lists, repeated messages after opt-out, phishing, harassment, or communications designed to conceal identity or evade filtering. You are responsible for confirming the source, permissions, notices, and permitted use of any contact list.

6. AI and Generated Content Safety

• Do not use AI features to facilitate prohibited conduct, generate exploitative or unlawful content, or defeat safety systems.
• Do not present synthetic content as authentic where that would deceive, defraud, impersonate, violate rights, or create a material risk of harm. Provide disclosures or provenance information where required.
• Do not rely on generated output for high-impact decisions about employment, housing, credit, insurance, education, legal services, health care, or essential services without lawful authority, appropriate human review, validation, and required safeguards.
• Do not generate or distribute instructions, claims, translations, images, or metadata you know are dangerously false or unlawful. You must review outputs before use or publication.

7. Connected Platforms and Communications

• Links you provide through a Service must lead to lawful content and comply with this policy and the destination platform's rules. Do not use misleading destinations or solicit payment for prohibited content or services.
• Do not access, import, publish, message, or act through a connected account without the account holder's authorization or beyond the permissions granted.
• Do not violate a connected platform's terms, API limits, recipient controls, content rules, or security requirements, or use integrations to evade platform enforcement.
• Do not impersonate another person or organization, falsify eligibility information, automate communications where prohibited, threaten recipients, or falsely attribute content to another person or organization.

8. Resource Limits and Fair Use

You must comply with the quotas, credits, file limits, storage limits, concurrency limits, and rate limits shown in the Service, plan, API documentation, or order. We may apply reasonable technical controls to protect capacity, security, providers, and other users. Usage beyond an included allowance may require an additional purchase or plan change at the price disclosed before the charge.

9. Enforcement

We may use automated and manual systems to detect abuse, but we do not promise to pre-screen or comprehensively review all content. Depending on severity, history, intent, and risk, we may warn, limit features, restore safety settings, remove or disable content, suspend or terminate access, preserve evidence, reverse abusive credits or commissions, or report conduct where required or permitted by law.

We may act immediately and without advance notice in an emergency, for apparent illegal activity, active security threats, CSAM, imminent harm, or where notice would increase risk. Otherwise, where practicable and appropriate, we may use proportionate measures and provide notice or an opportunity to request review. Enforcement does not create an obligation to monitor or remove any particular content.

10. Reporting Abuse and Copyright Concerns

Report suspected CSAM, threats, fraud, phishing, malware, impersonation, privacy violations, connected-platform abuse, or other violations through our support page. If there is immediate danger, contact local emergency services first. Do not upload, copy, attach, or send suspected CSAM when submitting a report. Provide the relevant URL, account or content identifier, and a description sufficient for us to locate the material, along with your contact details where safe to do so.

Copyright or other intellectual-property reports may also be submitted through our support page. A report should identify the protected work or right, the challenged material and its location, the reporter's contact information and authority, a good-faith statement, and any legally required declaration. Knowingly false reports may create liability.

11. Changes

We may update this AUP as risks, Services, provider rules, or law change. The current version is posted on this page with its “Last Updated” date. Changes apply prospectively from their stated effective date, consistent with the Terms of Service.

12. Contact

For questions, reports, or an enforcement review request, contact CodeConda through our support page.