Terms of Service Placeholder

This is the default placeholder file included with the open-source repository. It is not a legal document, service commitment, or formal agreement.

Before production deployment, replace this file with your own terms of service, or configure a remote Markdown document through environment variables:

• LEGAL_TERMS_MD_URL
• LEGAL_DOCS_BASE_URL

Recommended Content

Your production terms of service should usually cover at least:

• Service provider, product name, and scope of use
• User accounts, registration, authentication, and account security
• Acceptable use rules and prohibited behavior
• Responsibility boundaries for third-party models, plugins, tools, or services
• User content, inputs, outputs, and intellectual property ownership
• Billing, refunds, subscriptions, credits, or quota rules
• Service changes, suspension, termination, and data handling
• Disclaimers, limitation of liability, dispute resolution, and governing law
• Complaint, appeal, security, and contact channels

Deployment Owner Confirmation

Deployment owners should prepare and publish production terms of service based on their business, jurisdiction, target users, data handling practices, and third-party service dependencies.

Do not use this placeholder file directly in production.