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Terms of service

The short version: Can My Agent is a public catalog of user-contributed prompts for AI assistants. Use it sensibly, don't break it, and understand that prompts come from other users, not from us.

Effective September 29, 2026. Can My Agent operates Can My Agent. Questions: [contact email].

The service

Can My Agent publishes prompts — plain-language instructions people hand to their personal AI assistants — through the website, a public API, and a public MCP server. The service is provided as-is and may change or go away at any time.

Your submissions

You keep ownership of prompts you submit. By submitting, you grant us a worldwide, royalty-free license to publish, display, and distribute the submission as part of the catalog, including through the API and MCP server. That grant is between you and us — it is what lets us run the catalog. You represent that you have the right to submit it and that it does not infringe anyone else's rights or break the law. We may edit, decline, or remove any submission at our discretion.

Separately, prompts in the catalog are shared with everyone under the CC BY 4.0 license. By submitting, you agree that your prompt is published under CC BY 4.0: anyone may copy, adapt, and reuse it, as long as they give credit to its author. That license is between you and everyone who uses the prompt — it is a different thing from the grant to us above, and submitting is how you offer it.

Acceptable use

• Don't submit illegal, hateful, or sexually explicit content involving minors — or anything you don't have the right to share.
• Don't hammer the API or MCP server. Rate limits are published; scraping the whole catalog aggressively will get you blocked.
• Don't try to disrupt the service, bypass its protections, or misrepresent where content came from.

Content disclaimer

Prompts are written by users, not by us. We do not review every prompt for accuracy, safety, or quality. A prompt is text until you run it — what it does when handed to an AI assistant is your responsibility. Review a prompt before you run it, especially one that touches your email, files, money, or accounts.

Our stuff

The site's design, code, and branding are ours. Prompts in the catalog belong to the people who submitted them and are shared with everyone under CC BY 4.0, as described under "Your submissions".

Liability

To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not liable for anything that results from using the service or running a prompt from the catalog — including anything your AI assistant does with it. The service comes with no warranties of any kind.

Changes and governing law

We may update these terms; the current version always lives on this page. These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Utah.