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Terms of service

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1 · Parties and scope

Definition of the service and the distinction between the cloud version and the MIT-licensed self-host core.

2 · Accounts and authority

Sign-up conditions, the organisation/workspace structure, and the contractual effect of roles and permissions.

3 · Acceptable use

Prohibitions on unsolicited messaging, misuse of third-party data and exceeding rate limits.

4 · The assistant’s authority

Attribution to the user of reschedules and cancellations performed on their behalf; responsibility for guardrail settings.

5 · Payments

Subscription fees, taxes, renewal and cancellation; for paid meetings, collection through your own Stripe account.

6 · Service level and support

Availability commitment, maintenance windows and support channels.

7 · Limitation of liability

Exclusion of indirect damages and the aggregate liability cap.

8 · Termination and governing law

Grounds for termination, the data-export window, governing law and jurisdiction.

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