Terms of Infrastructure

Acceptance of Framework

By initializing an account, subscribing to our service, or deploying the Prompt Optimizer infrastructure (including Cloud Edition, MCP Server, or NPM packages), you enter into a binding legal agreement.

These terms govern your access to our deterministic optimization ecosystem and apply to all users, automated agents, and API consumers.

Architecture Modules

Cloud infrastructure:

MCP package (cloud):

The local MCP package (mcp-prompt-optimizer-local) is deprecated and no longer sold or developed. Existing local license keys keep working until we announce an end date in advance.

Licensing & Usage

Local licenses (no longer sold): Local Edition licenses that were already issued remain valid, are non-transferable, and are not available for new purchase.

Cloud subscription: Cloud access is granted on a recurring monthly basis. Quotas reset at the start of each billing cycle and do not roll over. Unauthorized sharing of API keys constitutes a breach of service.

Rate implementation: We enforce strict rate limits to ensure infrastructure stability. Excessive automated hammering of API endpoints may result in temporary circuit-breaker activation.

Intellectual Property Policy

User sovereignty: You retain 100% intellectual property rights to your input prompts and optimized outputs. We do not claim ownership of your proprietary linguistic patterns.

Engine protection: The Prompt Optimizer logic, optimization patterns, and binary code are proprietary trade secrets. Reverse engineering, decompilation, or unauthorized scraping of optimization rules is strictly prohibited.

Transparency labeling: In compliance with the EU AI Act, we provide machine-readable metadata for all generated content. You agree not to strip or obscure these identifiers in production environments.

Compliance & Data Governance

Regulatory alignment: Our infrastructure is architected for GDPR, CCPA, and DPDP Act compliance. We provide granular data residency options for enterprise tenants.

SLA & reliability: Local SDK availability is dependent on your host hardware. We are not liable for downtime caused by upstream LLM providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.).

Dispute resolution: Any technical or legal disputes arising from these terms shall be resolved through binding arbitration in the primary jurisdiction of operation.