Terms of use

What this site is

A registry of blueprints. A blueprint is a folder describing an agent pipeline as a typed graph, which you fetch and run on your own machine. Nothing here runs a blueprint, runs a node, or calls a model on your behalf. What happens when you run one is yours.

What you publish stays yours

You keep every right you had in what you publish. By publishing something publicly you give others permission to fetch it, read it, fork it and build on it, which is the point of a registry, and you give DarkPrint permission to store it, serve it and show it in search. Set a blueprint or a card private and it is served to you alone.

Publish only what you are entitled to publish. A card carries an author line and that line is a claim about authorship you are making.

What the scores mean, and what they do not

DarkPrint computes an autonomy class, a security level and a phase coverage for every release, and prints them beside the work. Those are readings of the shape you wrote: they are derived from your own graph and your own cards, by walking them. They are not an audit, not a safety certification, and not a judgement of quality.

A reading is never a refusal. A release may carry a poor score and still publish, because a score is DarkPrint’s opinion about work that is yours. Check a blueprint yourself before you run it.

What you may not do

Publish someone else’s work as your own, publish anything unlawful, attack the service or the people using it, or use the registry to distribute malware. Automated reading is fine and rate limits apply; share an API key with nobody, since it acts as your account.

Accounts

One person, one account, through GitHub or Google. You are responsible for what happens under yours. Delete it whenever you like from Settings, and read Privacy first: a handle is reserved permanently once released, so the name cannot be reused by anyone, including you.

No warranty

The site is provided as it is, with no warranty. It may be unavailable, it may lose data, and a blueprint you fetch may be wrong. To the extent the law allows, DarkPrint is not liable for what follows from using it, and that includes what a pipeline does when you run it on your own machine.

Ending it

You may stop using the site at any time. DarkPrint may remove content that breaks these terms, or suspend an account doing so, and will say why when it does.

Changes

These terms are versioned with the site, so their history sits in the repository. The date at the top is the day they last changed. Continuing to use the site after a change is how you accept it.