1. Who this policy applies to
This policy applies to the Customer and to every person who uses the Service through the Customer’s workspace, including through the API or a connected AI client. Words defined in the Terms of Service have the same meaning here. Workspace administrators are responsible for making sure the people they invite follow it.
2. Legal services need a licensed lawyer
AllegatAI supports legal work; it does not replace a lawyer. You will not use the Service or its output to provide legal advice or any other licensed professional service to another person unless a professional licensed for that work has reviewed the output and takes responsibility for it. In particular, you will not:
- give output to a client, court, tribunal, regulator or other third party as legal advice, or as the work of a lawyer, unless a licensed lawyer has reviewed it;
- offer the Service, or a product or service built on it, to the public as a substitute for a lawyer;
- represent that you, or the Service, can give legal advice or act for others in a legal matter where you are not authorized by law to do so.
3. Using AllegatAI for your own matter
This section applies only to a Customer that is eligible under section 1 of the Terms of Service (professional and business use). It does not extend the Service to personal, family or household use. Where the law allows you to act for yourself in a business or professional matter of your own (or of the organization that is the Customer), you may use the Service to organize that matter: to organize your evidence and records and to prepare drafts of forms and documents. You decide what to file, say or send, and you are responsible for those decisions.
Nothing the Service shows is advice about your particular situation or a recommendation of what you should do. If you are not a lawyer, have a licensed lawyer review anything important before you file or send it. If a matter is complex, urgent, or could have serious consequences for you, get advice from a licensed lawyer before you act.
You may not use the Service to act for another person in their legal matter unless the law permits you to do so.
4. Automated decisions about people
You will not use the Service or its output to:
- make a decision that materially affects a person’s legal rights, liberty, employment, housing, credit, insurance, immigration status, education or access to essential services without meaningful review by a qualified person who has the authority to change the outcome;
- decide whether a person is eligible for, or will receive, legal services or representation without human involvement in that decision;
- profile, monitor or track individuals in a way the law prohibits.
5. Lawful use and honest records
You will not use the Service to:
- break the law, a court order, or the professional rules that apply to you;
- upload content you have no right to hold, or content whose processing would breach a duty of confidentiality, privilege or data protection that you owe;
- fabricate, alter or conceal evidence, or prepare a filing or statement you know to be false or misleading;
- harass, threaten, defame or deceive anyone, or infringe another person’s intellectual property.
6. Security and integrity of the Service
You will not, and will not let others:
- probe, scan or test the vulnerability of the Service, other than through a coordinated disclosure to us;
- bypass or defeat access controls, authentication, rate limits or plan limits;
- interfere with the Service, overload it, introduce malicious code, or use it to attack others;
- access another customer’s data or a matter you were not given access to, or share account credentials.
7. Scraping, reverse engineering and competing products
You will not, and will not let others:
- use automated means to create accounts, or to extract data or content from the Service other than through the documented API and MCP interfaces;
- decompile, disassemble or reverse engineer the Service, except to the extent the law allows despite this restriction;
- copy, resell, sublicense or provide the Service to third parties as a competing service (access for people your workspace administrators authorize under the Terms of Service is not restricted by this item), or use the Service or its output to build, benchmark for publication, or train a competing product or AI model.
8. Your AI provider’s rules
When you connect your own AI provider key or AI client, you must also follow that provider’s usage policies. If its rules are stricter than this policy, the stricter rule applies to the requests you send through it.
9. Reporting and enforcement
Report suspected misuse or a security issue to upgrade@algodyne.com. We may investigate suspected breaches of this policy, suspend access to the part of the Service that is being misused (with notice where practical), and restore it once the issue is fixed. Serious or repeated breaches may lead to termination under the Terms of Service.
We may update this policy as the Service and the law change, in the same way the Terms of Service describe for changes to the Terms.