Acceptable use
Effective October 30, 2026 · Codlyra · codlyra.comCodlyra is a place to build useful things. These rules help keep the workspace safe for its users and the people who use what they make.
1. Build within the law
Use Codlyra only for lawful purposes and content you are authorized to create or process. Respect copyright, privacy, confidentiality, trademarks, and other rights. Follow the terms and acceptable-use rules of the AI providers you select.
2. Prohibited activity
Do not use Codlyra to create, facilitate, or distribute:
- Malware, ransomware, credential theft, phishing, payment-card theft, or unauthorized access to systems.
- Fraudulent websites, impersonation intended to deceive, fake transactions, or misleading business representations.
- Illegal content, sexual exploitation, child abuse material, credible threats, or targeted harassment.
- Unlawful surveillance, disclosure of private information without permission, or tools designed to evade lawful access controls.
- Spam, abusive automation, or attacks that disrupt services or exhaust other users’ resources.
3. Protect accounts and systems
Do not attempt to access other users’ projects, extract credentials, bypass spending limits, forge payment events, exploit the preview sandbox, or interfere with the service. Do not resell accounts or transfer service credits.
Never include payment-card details, personal identity documents, passwords, or API credentials in prompts or project files. Use the designated provider-key settings for AI keys. Report suspected security issues through the Contact page using the Security report topic.
4. Review what you publish
You are responsible for reviewing code and content before sharing or deploying it, including accuracy, accessibility, privacy notices, licensing, and any requirements applicable to your business. Do not represent sample data, generated endorsements, or illustrative functionality as real.
Shared previews remain subject to these rules. Disable a shared link if you no longer want the project to be accessible to anyone who has that link.
5. Enforcement and questions
We may investigate reports, restrict abusive usage, remove shared access, or suspend accounts to protect people, the service, or legal rights. We will provide notice when reasonable and legally permitted. Contact support if you believe an action was taken in error.
This policy is part of the Terms of service. Mandatory legal rights remain unaffected.
Questions about this page? Get in touch with Codlyra.