End-User License Agreement
The Terms of Service cover the service we provide you. This agreement covers the software itself — what you may do with it, what you may not, and who owns what the AI employees produce.
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Effective date: 2026-08-16 · Last updated: 2026-08-16
1. What this covers
This End-User License Agreement (this "EULA") governs your use of the Agent Smith software itself — the web application, any native or desktop clients we publish, browser components, the agent runtime, and the tools we ship with them (together, the "Software").
The Software is licensed to you, not sold. This EULA sits alongside the Beta Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy, which continue to apply in full.
Your licensor is Alessandro Scire Calabrisotto, sole proprietor (registered firm The Swiss Standard by Alessandro Scire Calabrisotto), operating Agent Smith. Section 1 of the Beta Terms of Service identifies that party in full and explains what happens to this agreement when the Swiss company is incorporated.
2. The licence we grant you
As long as you comply with this EULA, we grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable and revocable licence to use the Software for your own personal or internal business purposes, within a workspace you are authorised to use, and consistent with your plan.
You may:
- use the Software through the browsers and clients we publish;
- configure and run AI employees and workflows in your workspace, within your plan limits and the permissions you grant them;
- connect supported third-party services through our documented sign-in flows;
- export your own data through documented export features, within fair-use limits.
3. What you may not do
You may not:
- Reverse-engineer the Software. Decompile, disassemble or otherwise try to derive its source code — except where mandatory law gives you that right. If you have an interoperability right under Article 6 of the EU Software Directive, or an equivalent right under Swiss or other applicable law, this EULA does not take it away; please write to legal@agentsmith.ch first so we can supply the information you need.
- Resell or redistribute it. Sell, sublicense, rent, lease, lend or otherwise transfer the Software to someone else.
- Break security boundaries. Circumvent authentication, workspace isolation, permission checks, approval gates, spending limits or any other security or compliance control.
- Abuse the agent runtime. Operate agents in order to extract our prompts, model identifiers or other non-public internals; to exceed plan limits through parallel automation; or to place deliberate strain on shared infrastructure.
- Bulk-extract outputs. Scrape, harvest or mirror Software output at scale other than through documented interfaces and within published rate limits.
- Use the Software to build a competing product. This restriction covers our proprietary material and confidential information. It does not stop you working in AI generally, and it does not stop you using output you created for your own business.
- Misrepresent AI output as human-authored where the law or a third party’s terms require you to disclose that content was AI-generated. See the AI Transparency, Human Review & Limitations Notice.
- Train competing models on our output. Use Software output to train or fine-tune a machine-learning model that competes with the Software, unless we agree in writing.
The Acceptable Use Policy also applies and adds further rules about what you may do with the Service.
4. Third-party models and open-source components
The Software calls third-party AI model providers and bundles open-source software. Each carries its own terms:
- AI model providers. Running the agent runtime sends requests to third-party model APIs. Those providers’ acceptable-use policies flow through to you. We do not warrant their availability or behaviour, and the set of providers may change. The current list is in the Subprocessor List.
- Open-source dependencies. The Software includes components under permissive licences (such as MIT, Apache 2.0, BSD and ISC). Nothing in this EULA overrides the rights those licences give you in those components.
- Browser and device features. Where the Software drives a browser or works with files on your device, your use is also subject to the terms of that browser or operating system.
5. Ownership, and who owns what the agents produce
The Software — including its code, interfaces, branding, orchestration systems, role definitions and documentation — remains our property and our licensors’. This EULA transfers no ownership in it.
You own your Content and the output. As between you and us, output the agent runtime produces from your inputs belongs to you, on the same terms as Section 6 of the Beta Terms of Service. Two honest limits apply, and they are not ours to waive:
- AI output may not attract copyright at all in some countries, because it was not created by a human. That is a question of law, not something we can grant you.
- Similar output may be produced for other users from similar inputs, so you should not assume output is unique to you.
You are responsible for checking that output is accurate and that your use of it is lawful before you rely on it. See Section 8 of the Beta Terms of Service and the AI Transparency, Human Review & Limitations Notice.
6. Updates
We release fixes, changes and new features to the Software. Web-hosted parts update automatically; anything installed on your device may ask you before updating.
If we change this EULA materially, we will publish the new version, bump its version label, and ask you to accept it again the next time you use the Service.
7. Warranty and liability
THE SOFTWARE IS LICENSED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT.
The agent runtime can produce incorrect or incomplete output. You accept the risk of relying on output you have not independently verified.
The limitation of liability in Section 17 of the Beta Terms of Service applies to this EULA in the same way, including its carve-out for liability that cannot be excluded under mandatory law. If you are a consumer, your statutory rights are not affected by this section.
8. Termination
This EULA ends automatically if you materially breach it, and it ends when your account or the underlying agreement ends. We may also end it on 30 days’ notice.
When it ends, your right to use the Software stops and you must stop using it.
Sections 3 (restrictions), 5 (ownership), 7 (warranty and liability) and 10 (governing law) survive termination.
9. Export controls and sanctions
By using the Software you confirm that you are not located in, controlled by, or acting on behalf of a person or country subject to Swiss, EU, UK or US sanctions or export restrictions that would prohibit your use of it, and that you will not export or re-export the Software in breach of those rules.
10. Governing law
This EULA is governed by Swiss law, and the governing-law and venue provisions in Section 25 of the Beta Terms of Service apply — including the protection that mandatory consumer law in your country of residence continues to apply to you.
11. Contact
Support: support@agentsmith.ch
Legal notices: legal@agentsmith.ch