fungi.computer Acceptable Use Policy

Version: 0.1 Effective date: September 26, 2026

Summary

Use Fungi to get real work done. Don’t use it to break the law, hurt people, attack other systems, or squeeze the Computers we give you for things they weren’t meant for, like crypto mining. You’re responsible for what your Agents do, even when they act on their own. If you or your Agents break these rules, we can stop your Computers, pause your Agents or close your account, and in some cases we’ll report what happened to the authorities.

This policy is part of our Terms of Service. It applies to you, your Team, and every Agent and Computer you run.

What aren’t you allowed to do?

Break the law or harm people. Don’t:

• do anything illegal, or help someone else do it
• harass, threaten, stalk, cheat or impersonate anyone
• collect or expose other people’s personal information without a lawful reason
• infringe anyone’s copyright, trademarks or other rights

Abuse the Computers we give you. Don’t:

• mine cryptocurrency, or run proof-of-work, proof-of-space or similar workloads
• run workloads whose main purpose is to burn resources, keep Computers busy for no reason, or get around seat or usage limits
• sell, rent or share access to Fungi, its AI models or its Computers with anyone outside your own Team
• use the Fungi API or Agents to build a service that passes our model access on to other people

Attack or misuse networks and systems. Don’t:

• scan, probe or attack systems you don’t own, unless you have written permission to test them
• send spam, bulk unwanted messages or phishing
• run proxies, VPNs, relays or anonymizers for other people
• try to get around a Computer’s network limits, its isolation, or our credential service, or try to reach other customers’ data
• interfere with Fungi, for example with a denial-of-service attack or by overloading it on purpose

Make or share harmful content. Don’t make or share:

• child sexual abuse material (CSAM) or anything that sexualizes children (see “How do we protect children?” below)
• intimate images of someone without their consent, including fake or AI-generated images of real people
• malware, ransomware, or code meant to damage systems or steal data, except in authorized security research (see “Can you test our security?” below)
• content that encourages violence or promotes terrorism
• fakes passed off as real, such as forged documents, or deepfakes of real people meant to mislead

Misuse AI. Don’t:

• use Fungi to try to pull model weights, training data or system prompts out of our AI providers, or to break their usage rules, including OpenAI’s usage policies, Moonshot AI’s terms and Cloudflare’s developer platform terms
• use AI output in ways our model providers don’t allow
• let AI make high-stakes decisions about people, such as credit, jobs, housing or legal status, without a real person meaningfully checking them

What happens if you break these rules?

Depending on what happened, we may do any of these, without warning where we need to act fast:

• stop a Computer, pause an Agent, or block access to AI models
• remove content or switch off an App
• suspend or close an account or Team
• report it to the police or other authorities, where the law requires it or where we think it’s the right thing to do

Where it’s safe and practical, we’ll tell you what happened and give you a chance to respond. If we suspend or close your account for not paying or for breaking this policy, you don’t get a refund, except where the law requires one.

How do we protect children?

We have zero tolerance for child sexual abuse material. If we find out there’s apparent CSAM on Fungi, we will:

• remove it
• preserve it as the law requires
• report it to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), and to any other authority the law requires
• close the accounts involved

To report it, email abuse@fungi.computer with a link or a description. Please don’t send us the material itself.

Can you test our security?

Yes, and we’re grateful when people do it in good faith. If you follow these rules while testing Fungi itself, we won’t take legal action against you for your research, and we won’t ask anyone else to:

• Only test against accounts and Teams you own, or ones whose owner has given you written permission.
• Don’t look at, change or keep other people’s data. If you stumble across some, stop and tell us.
• Don’t make Fungi worse for anyone else. That means no denial-of-service, no load testing and no spam.
• Don’t use social engineering (tricking our people) or physical attacks.
• Don’t test other companies’ services through us. That includes Cloudflare, Stripe, GitHub, Nango and our model providers. Use their own programs.
• Report what you find to security@fungi.computer, and give us 90 days to fix it before you tell anyone publicly.

Using a Computer to attack anyone else’s systems doesn’t count as security research under this policy.

How do you report abuse?

Email abuse@fungi.computer about abuse, spam or anything else that breaks this policy. Tell us the web address, the Team or App name if you know it, when it happened and what you saw. Copyright complaints go to the address in the “What if someone copies your work on Fungi?” section of our Terms of Service.

Can this policy change?

Yes. When it does, the version and date at the top will change. If a change is significant, we’ll email account holders at least 30 days before it applies.