Terms of Service

1. Acceptance of terms

By accessing, copying, adapting, deploying, or using any page, prompt, schema, example, knowledge-base file, template, or other resource from AI Agent Library, you agree to use the materials responsibly and in accordance with these terms.

If you do not agree with these terms, do not use the site, repo materials, generated files, templates, or related implementation assets.

2. What this library provides

AI Agent Library provides reusable resources for building, organizing, and deploying AI-assisted workflows. These resources may include static HTML pages, CSS, JavaScript, JSON schemas, Markdown files, prompt chains, agent specifications, skill files, example workflows, knowledge-base folders, and platform implementation notes.

• Agent and skill catalog pages.
• Prompt systems and execution frameworks.
• Knowledge-base source folders.
• Static site files and Vercel-ready page templates.
• Example files and synthetic scenarios.
• Schema files for structuring reusable AI assets.
• Partner, affiliate, and portfolio directory shells.

3. No professional advice

AI Agent Library is provided for educational, operational, organizational, and implementation-planning purposes only. It is not legal, financial, tax, lending, investment, compliance, credit-repair, or professional advice.

You are responsible for reviewing materials with qualified professionals before using them in regulated, customer-facing, contractual, financial, or high-risk environments.

4. No guarantees

No resource in this library guarantees approvals, funding, credit outcomes, ranking, revenue, conversion rate, platform acceptance, search visibility, legal compliance, automation success, or business results.

AI outputs, generated pages, prompt packs, and workflow files can contain errors, omissions, outdated assumptions, or incomplete context. Human review is required.

5. User responsibilities

You are responsible for how you use, modify, publish, deploy, or distribute any resource from AI Agent Library.

• Review all generated content before publishing.
• Remove or replace placeholder URLs, form links, and example CTAs.
• Verify all claims, data points, product details, and partner references.
• Protect private information, API keys, client records, and confidential data.
• Comply with platform terms for GitHub, Vercel, OpenAI, Notion, Google, HubSpot, n8n, and related tools.
• Use appropriate disclosures for affiliate, referral, sponsored, or compensated relationships.

6. Public-safe use rules

When using this library for public pages, marketing assets, affiliate pages, funding pages, business-credit content, partner directories, or automation workflows, you should avoid unsupported or risky claims.

• Do not claim guaranteed approvals, funding, credit outcomes, income, rankings, or revenue.
• Do not imply a tool replaces professional review.
• Do not publish private provider logic, private client data, or confidential partner terms.
• Do not present synthetic examples as real customer results.
• Do not use deceptive, spammy, or misleading affiliate distribution methods.

7. Third-party platforms and links

This library may reference third-party platforms, including GitHub, Vercel, OpenAI, Notion, Google Workspace, HubSpot, Stripe, Airtable, n8n, Claude, Gemini, and other tools or services.

These references are provided for implementation planning and resource organization. Third-party platforms have their own terms, pricing, policies, privacy practices, technical limits, and account requirements.

8. Affiliate and partner relationships

Some resources, examples, pages, or directories may include affiliate, referral, partner, or sponsored links. When affiliate or partner links are used, they should be clearly disclosed and reviewed for accuracy.

Affiliate compensation should not determine whether a resource is safe, suitable, accurate, or appropriate for a specific user or business.

9. Data and confidentiality

Do not upload, paste, commit, or publish confidential data, API keys, access tokens, private customer records, bank statements, tax documents, passwords, or regulated personal information into public examples or repo files.

Use synthetic examples, redacted data, and public-safe summaries whenever possible.

10. Changes to these terms

These terms may be updated as the library evolves. If you operate a public deployment of this site, keep a changelog and review legal/trust pages after major changes to agents, funding references, affiliate pages, user submissions, analytics, or forms.