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Terms of use

Deftro is an early product built by one engineer, part-time, in public. These terms say who may use it, what you may not publish, and what happens if you do.

Version 2026-11-10 · Effective

1.Who may use Deftro

You must be 18 or over. By signing in you confirm that you are, and that you accept these terms and the privacy policy. If you use Deftro for an organisation, you confirm you may accept them for it. Deftro is run by the operator of Deftro.

2.Your content

You own what you publish and sync. Publishing an artifact as public lets anyone install it; private and shared artifacts are visible only to the accounts you choose. Published versions are immutable — you can publish a newer version, but an existing one never changes. You give Deftro the permission it needs to store, show and deliver your content as the service works.

3.What we ask

  • Publish only content you have the right to share.
  • Do not upload credentials or secrets; a push containing one is refused.
  • Keep your device and API tokens to yourself and revoke any you no longer use.
  • Do not try to reach other people's data, overload the service, or get around its limits.

4.What you may not publish

India's IT Rules 2021 (rule 3(1)(b)) list what no one may host, show, upload, change, publish, send, store or share on a service like this one. In plain words, nothing that:

  • belongs to someone else and that you have no right to;
  • is obscene, pornographic or paedophilic; invades someone's privacy, including bodily privacy; insults or harasses on the basis of gender; is racially or ethnically objectionable; promotes money laundering or gambling; or stirs up hatred between groups on grounds of religion or caste to incite violence;
  • is harmful to children;
  • infringes a patent, trademark, copyright or other right;
  • misleads people about where it comes from, or knowingly spreads information that is false or misleading;
  • impersonates another person;
  • threatens the unity, integrity, defence, security or sovereignty of India, its relations with other countries or public order, incites an offence, obstructs an investigation, or insults another nation;
  • contains a virus or any code, file or program meant to disrupt, destroy or limit a computer — including a skill or prompt written to make an agent steal keys, take data out or act against the person running it;
  • breaks any law in force.

Sponsored ads follow the stricter Ad Policy. Copyright complaints follow the copyright process.

5.Suspension and removal

If content breaks these terms we may hide or remove it, and we may warn, suspend or ban the account behind it, with a reason you can see. We act on a court order or a lawful government notice as the law requires, and keep removed content and its records for at least 180 days. You are responsible for what you publish, and breaking these rules can also break the law.

To complain about content, or about a decision we made about yours, write to the Grievance Officer.

6.Ending your account

You can ask to delete your account from Settings → Security. Deletion takes effect after 14 days, and signing in during that time cancels it. You cannot delete it while your community posting is suspended or while a report about you or your content is open; a report only counts for 30 days. The privacy policy says what is kept and why, including a keyed hash of your identity if we have banned you or acted on your content, which stops you signing up again. We may close an account that keeps breaking these terms, or end the service with notice. The parts of these terms that by their nature outlast an account (the limits below and the governing law) still apply after it ends.

8.What we promise, and what we do not

We keep the data listed on the privacy page and nothing more, and we keep the newest 20 context snapshots per space. We never call a skill, a prompt or a Sponsored ad safe: a review records that a person looked, not that the content is correct. Read what you install before you run it. The service is provided as is, and it may change or be paused, with notice where we can give it. As far as the law allows, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, or for what an installed artifact does.

9.Changes

When these terms change, the version and date above change with them, and we tell signed-in people before a change takes effect.

10.Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of India. If you live in the EU or UK, you keep the protection of the consumer law where you live.

11.Contact

Questions about these terms: sales@baton-vault.vercel.app.