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FAQ: What Happens to the Goals I Send?

4 days ago
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Builders ask this before they paste anything real. Fair question. Here is the posture as we publish it. Product story: part 01.

Q. Do you train on my goals or prompts?

A. No. Not training on your goals and prompts is product policy. Your goals are not free training material.

Q. Can another account see my usage?

A. Own-account isolation is part of the published posture. Your personal connector URL is scoped to your own unlock.

Q. How is usage metered?

A. Through prepaid Qx on an embedded ledger with first-in, first-out debit. Edge is the low-cost path; ensemble costs scale with cubits.

Q. Can I use generated briefs commercially?

A. Check the policies first. Where they say so, commercial use of generated prompts needs written permission or a sensitivity review.

Q. What should I keep out of a goal?

A. Practise data minimalism. Send the goal and the constraints the brief needs, nothing more. The brief only has to shape the work, not hold your secrets.

This is the Responsible AI + Privacy Promise in practice: you keep sovereignty over your data, and the host model stays yours.

Soft door: open Members and run a first brief on a low-stakes goal.

 
 
 

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