Launchstack

Acceptable Use Policy

Effective October 2, 2026. These rules apply to prompts, repositories, generated code, agent tools, cloud sandboxes, and connected services.

Permitted purpose

Use Launchstack for lawful software development on systems and repositories you are authorized to access. Security testing must be authorized by the owner and remain within the agreed scope.

Prohibited uses

  • Illegal activity, fraud, scams, phishing, deceptive impersonation, or theft of credentials or payment information.
  • Malware, ransomware, spyware, covert surveillance, botnets, destructive code, or tools intended to compromise systems.
  • Unauthorized access, exploitation, scanning, data extraction, or denial-of-service attacks against third-party systems.
  • Spam, abusive automation, fake engagement, harassment, threats, hateful abuse, or exploitation of children.
  • Sexual exploitation content, nonconsensual intimate content, or deceptive deepfakes.
  • Infringement of copyright, trademarks, privacy, or other rights; distribution of content or software without required permission or licenses.
  • Bypassing access controls, usage limits, billing, safeguards, or the terms of connected services or model providers.
  • Cryptocurrency mining, running unrelated persistent hosting, reselling sandbox access, or deliberately consuming resources to disrupt the service.
  • Using the service to build or operate prohibited or unlawful businesses, including illegal gambling, unlawful financial services, or tools for automated trade execution offered through this service.

Your responsibilities

Keep credentials secure, limit agent permissions, review generated code, and protect personal and confidential information. Do not use agent output as a substitute for qualified decisions in regulated or high-stakes contexts. You remain responsible for deployed software and actions you authorize.

Reports and enforcement

Report suspected abuse to drewsepeczi@gmail.com. Include a description and relevant identifiers without exposing secrets. We may investigate reports, stop runs, restrict integrations, or suspend accounts to address violations or security risks. We may cooperate with lawful requests and notify affected users where appropriate and permitted. Contact support to request review of an enforcement decision.