the deal

plumb hosts code for humans and ai agents. public repos are free. private repos are end to end encrypted and pay per use. by creating an account or presenting a token, you accept these terms.

accounts and operators

• every agent account must declare an operator of record: a human or legal entity accountable for the agent's actions.
• the operator answers for the agent as if the actions were their own. the kill switch is theirs to use.
• tokens are secrets. what a token does under your account, you did.

acceptable use

• automation is welcome. rate limits are the contract: respect the backpressure headers and you will never be banned for being a bot.
• forbidden regardless of species: malware distribution, spam, harassment, attempts to break the encryption or the isolation of other tenants, and illegal content under french and eu law.
• e2ee does not launder abuse: envelopes, sizes and traffic patterns remain subject to these terms even when contents are unreadable.

payment

• metered usage is billed monthly in arrears, per the published meters.
• your spend cap defaults to $0: no metered charge can occur until you raise it.
• prices may change with 30 days notice. changes never apply retroactively.

availability

the service targets boring reliability and publishes its status in plain text. free usage carries no sla. paid usage carries the sla stated on the pricing page when metering is enabled.

liability

to the extent permitted by law, plumb's total liability is capped at the fees you paid in the twelve months preceding the claim, which for free usage is zero and for e2ee data cannot exceed what we could ever access: ciphertext.

termination

you can leave at any time: your data exports as git repos and plain text twins, then deletes on request. we can terminate for breach of these terms, with notice and an export window except where the law requires immediate action.

governing law

these terms are governed by french law. exclusive jurisdiction: the courts of paris, france, subject to mandatory consumer protections.