Terms of Service

Draft status

This is a counsel-review placeholder. Final terms must align with the actual product, subscription, pilot, payment, DPA, acceptable-use, support, SLA, and dispute posture.

Service description

OmegaOS is planned as an AI operating system for the autonomous agentic company. Public terms should describe the website, pilots, accounts, software, AI-assisted workflows, packages, usage metering, and customer responsibilities without overclaiming full autonomy or regulated compliance.

Customer responsibilities

• Use Omega only for lawful purposes and within the agreed account, package, and entitlement scope.
• Do not submit data or use cases that violate acceptable-use, privacy, security, export, IP, employment, medical, financial, or other regulated boundaries.
• Review AI-assisted outputs before relying on them for external, legal, financial, employment, medical, security, compliance, or customer-facing decisions.
• Maintain appropriate rights, consents, and authority for data submitted to Omega.

AI output disclaimer

AI-assisted outputs can be incomplete, inaccurate, or unsuitable for a specific use. Omega should position Agora, Forge, Mnemosyne, Aureus, and human review as accountability controls, not as guarantees of legal, financial, security, or operational correctness.

Commercial terms

Pricing, subscriptions, pilot terms, usage credits, implementation services, cancellation, refunds, taxes, and payment rails must resolve to canonical commercial and billing terms before launch.

Acceptance and scope

These draft terms are intended to govern access to Omega Neural websites, pilot materials, waitlists, accounts, software, documentation, APIs, MCP access, AI-assisted workflows, and related services unless a signed agreement, order form, DPA, or product-specific term says otherwise.

Accounts and administrators

• Users must provide accurate account information and keep credentials secure.
• Workspace owners and administrators are responsible for user invitations, permissions, connector approvals, package settings, and lawful workspace use.
• Omega may suspend or restrict access to protect security, prevent abuse, comply with law, enforce terms, or prevent unpaid or unauthorized use.

Customer data and permissions

• Customers retain their rights in customer content submitted to OmegaOS, subject to rights granted to Omega to provide, secure, support, and improve the service.
• Customers must have all rights, consents, notices, authority, and lawful bases required to submit content, connect systems, invite users, and run workflows.
• Customers are responsible for reviewing outputs and deciding whether to use, publish, rely on, or act on them.

Restrictions

• Do not use Omega for illegal, harmful, deceptive, abusive, infringing, discriminatory, or security-compromising activity.
• Do not bypass entitlement, billing, metering, security, access, consent, review, rate-limit, or abuse controls.
• Do not reverse engineer, scrape, overload, probe, attack, resell, or misuse the service except as expressly permitted in writing.
• Do not submit regulated, highly sensitive, or third-party data unless the applicable package, contract, security controls, and legal basis permit it.

Packages and billing

• Subscriptions, pilots, included capacity, overages, agent concurrency, automation levels, implementation services, usage credits, and usage-based capacity must be governed by the applicable order form and product-specific terms.
• Fees may include recurring subscriptions, one-time services, usage-based charges, implementation fees, marketplace charges, API/MCP charges, and taxes.
• Usage credits and capacity meters should be defined in the applicable product-specific terms unless separate terms expressly provide otherwise.

Third-party services

Omega may interoperate with third-party services, AI providers, connectors, MCP clients, payment processors, analytics providers, hosting providers, marketplaces, and customer systems. Third-party services are governed by their own terms, and customers are responsible for authorizing and managing integrations they choose.

Intellectual property

• Omega and its licensors retain rights in OmegaOS, software, models, workflows, documentation, designs, templates, code, interfaces, trademarks, and platform technology.
• Customers retain rights in customer content, subject to the license needed for Omega to operate and support the service.
• Feedback may be used to improve Omega without obligation, unless a signed agreement says otherwise.

Termination and disputes

Final terms must define cancellation, termination, export, deletion, survival, refunds, unpaid fees, suspension, post-termination access, governing law, venue, arbitration, class-action waiver, and dispute process based on counsel review.

Professional review

OmegaOS can help organize evidence, workflow state, operating decisions, forecasts, and AI-assisted outputs, but it is not a substitute for legal, financial, tax, medical, security, employment, or other professional advice. Customers remain responsible for review, approval, and lawful use of outputs in their business context.