fungi.computer Terms of Service
Version: 0.2 Effective date: October 1, 2026
Summary
Fungi lets you run AI Agents on Computers we host for you. It’s a beta, so things will change and sometimes break. You own what you put in and what your Agents make. You’re responsible for what you ask your Agents to do, and for checking their work before you rely on it. Paid plans are charged per seat every month and renew until you cancel, which you can do at any time. If you break the rules, we can switch you off. If something goes wrong, there’s a limit on what we’ll pay. That’s the gist. The details are below.
You won’t find complicated legal terms or long passages of unreadable text here. We’ve no desire to trick you into agreeing to something you might regret later. Although the language is simple, the intentions are serious and this is a real contract.
Who is this agreement between?
It’s between you and Jamstack Consulting LLC, a limited liability company formed in Arizona, at 13005 West Flower Street, Avondale, Arizona 85392, United States. We run fungi.computer and jamstack.consulting. When we say “Fungi”, “we” or “us”, we mean Jamstack Consulting LLC.
These terms cover fungi.computer, my.fungi.computer, the Fungi API and the services that go with them. We call all of that “the Service”.
When do these terms start to apply?
As soon as you create an account, join a Team or pay us. At that moment you’re also agreeing to our Acceptable Use Policy and our Privacy Policy.
If you use Fungi for a company or other organization, you’re agreeing on its behalf. You’re also telling us you’re allowed to do that.
What is Fungi?
Fungi lets you run AI Agents. An Agent is an AI that works on the tasks you give it. Each Agent can use a Computer. That’s an isolated container hosted on Cloudflare, with its own storage for files. Agents work inside Teams. A Team has members, billing, and connections to outside accounts such as GitHub.
What does “beta” mean for you?
It means Fungi is still being built. Features will change, break or be removed. Keep your own copies of anything important.
Some things you might expect from an ordinary server are limited on purpose:
- Computers have limited internet access. They can’t open raw internet connections. They can reach only the services we allow: public package registries, public Git hosts, and the GitHub repositories your Team has connected.
- GitHub access is read-only for now. Agents can clone repositories you’ve connected. They can’t push changes back to them through Fungi.
- Idle Computers go to sleep. After a period with no activity we stop a Computer. Your workspace files are kept. Anything that was running stops, and won’t carry on by itself when the Computer wakes up again.
Who can use Fungi?
- You need to be at least 18 years old.
- Give us accurate details when you sign up, and keep your login safe. You’re responsible for everything that happens under your account. That includes the things your Agents do.
- You can sign in with an email and password, a one-time code sent to your email, or your GitHub account.
- If you own a Team, you decide who’s in it. You’re also responsible for how your members use it.
Who owns what you and your Agents make?
“Your content” means anything you or your Agents put into Fungi or make with it. That includes prompts, chats and Agent transcripts, files in a Computer, repositories you clone, images you generate, and Apps.
- You own your content. We don’t claim any of it.
- We need your permission to store, copy, process, send and show your content, because that’s how Fungi works. You give us that permission only so we can run the Service for you, keep it secure, and obey the law. It includes sending your content to our AI model providers and the other companies on our Subprocessor list.
- You’re promising that you have the right to use whatever you bring in, including code in repositories you connect.
- We don’t train AI models on your content. Hosted Agent runs go through Cloudflare AI Gateway to our AI model providers, OpenAI and Moonshot AI. Your prompts, the files your Agents read and the model’s answers go to whichever provider is serving your model. Don’t send anything you wouldn’t want a model provider to see. The Privacy Policy has the details.
Can you trust what the AI makes?
Check it first. AI output can be wrong, incomplete, insecure, or similar to someone else’s work. Review it before you rely on it.
- Your Agent acts for you. An Agent follows your instructions, inside the permissions you give it. So you’re responsible for what you ask it to do, and for what you do with what it produces. If an Agent changes or deletes files in its Computer, or uses an account you’ve connected, that counts as something done from your account. Only give an Agent the access it needs, and keep copies of anything you can’t afford to lose.
- The model can change. The AI model behind Fungi is picked by our provider’s router, and it may change without notice.
- It isn’t professional advice. Nothing Fungi produces is legal, medical, financial or any other kind of professional advice.
What happens when you connect other accounts?
When you connect an outside account, for example by installing our GitHub App, you let us use that account for your Team, within the permissions you grant. How you use that outside service is still covered by its own terms.
We keep the login credentials for those connections in our credential service (see Subprocessors). They’re never placed inside your Computer. You can disconnect at any time from the outside service’s settings, for example by uninstalling our GitHub App from your GitHub account.
What aren’t you allowed to do?
Our Acceptable Use Policy lists what’s off limits, such as crypto mining, attacking other people’s systems, and harmful content. It’s part of these terms, so breaking it means breaking these terms.
How does paying work?
- Seats. Paid plans are charged per seat, per month, at the price shown on our pricing page and at checkout, plus any taxes that apply. Each seat lets your Team run one Agent at a time.
- Payment. Stripe handles payments for us. You’re allowing us to charge your payment method for each billing period.
- Your subscription renews by itself. It renews automatically every month until you cancel. You can cancel at any time from your Team’s billing page, using “Cancel at period end”. Cancelling stops the next renewal. You keep access until the end of the period you’ve already paid for.
- Adding and removing seats. When you add seats, we charge a share of the seat price for the rest of the current period straight away, and the seats are ready once that payment goes through. When you remove seats, access to them ends immediately. We don’t refund the removed time, and credit already granted for the current period stays until it ends.
- Credits and auto-refill. If you buy prepaid credit or switch on auto-refill, you’re allowing us to charge your saved card whenever your balance drops below the level you chose, for the amount you chose. You can switch auto-refill off at any time. Credit doesn’t expire while your Team is open. Prepaid credit isn’t refundable, except where the law requires a refund.
- Refunds. You can cancel at any time. We don’t refund the period you’re in, except where the law requires a refund.
- Price changes. We’ll email you at least 30 days before a new price applies to your subscription.
- Taxes. Our prices don’t include taxes. Where the law requires us to collect sales tax or a similar tax, we’ll add it to your bill.
What happens if a payment fails?
Your paid features stop until the payment goes through.
Can you leave?
Yes, whenever you like. Stop using Fungi and cancel your subscription. To delete your account or your Team, email privacy@fungi.computer. The Privacy Policy explains how that works.
Can we suspend or close your account?
Yes. We can suspend or close your account, your Team, your Agents or your Computers if:
- you break these terms or the Acceptable Use Policy,
- you put us or other people at risk, or expose us to legal trouble, or
- the law requires it.
Where we need to act fast, we’ll do it without warning. Where it’s reasonable, we’ll tell you why and give you a chance to put things right.
We can also end the beta, or the whole Service, by giving you 30 days’ notice by email. If we do, we’ll refund anything you’ve paid in advance for the time you won’t get to use.
What happens to your files when you leave?
When your account or Team ends, we delete your content in the way the Privacy Policy describes. If there’s anything you want to keep, ask us for an export before you go.
Who owns Fungi itself?
We do. That includes its software and its branding. We give you a limited right to use the Service under these terms. You can’t pass that right on to anyone else, and we can give the same right to other people. If you send us feedback or ideas, we can use them without owing you anything.
What if someone copies your work on Fungi?
If you think something on Fungi infringes your copyright, email abuse@fungi.computer or write to us at the postal address below. Tell us what the work is, where you found the copy on Fungi, and how we can reach you, and confirm that you own the copyright or act for the owner. We act on valid notices. In appropriate cases, we close the accounts of people who infringe again and again.
What aren’t we promising?
Fungi is a beta. We provide it “as is” and “as available”. As far as the law allows, we don’t give any guarantees about it, whether stated outright or implied by law. That includes guarantees that it’s of good enough quality to sell (sometimes called “merchantability”), that it’s fit for your particular purpose, or that it doesn’t infringe anyone else’s rights. We don’t promise the Service will always be available, that it’ll be free of errors, or that you’ll never lose data. Keep your own copies of anything important.
How much can you claim if something goes wrong?
As far as the law allows:
- We’re not responsible for knock-on losses. Lawyers call these indirect, incidental, special or consequential damages. Examples are lost profits, lost data, or damage to your reputation (goodwill). We’re also not responsible for punitive damages, which are extra sums meant to punish.
- There’s a ceiling on what we’ll pay. The most we’ll pay for all claims about the Service, added together, is what you paid us in the 12 months before the claim. If you haven’t paid us anything, the most we’ll pay is $100.
When do you have to cover our costs?
If you use Fungi for a business, and someone else makes a claim against us because of your content, or because you broke these terms or the Acceptable Use Policy, you’ll defend us against that claim and pay the costs it causes us. Lawyers call this an “indemnity”. It doesn’t apply to people using Fungi only for themselves.
Can these terms change?
Yes. When they do, we’ll post the new version with a new effective date. If a change is significant, we’ll email you at least 30 days before it applies. If you keep using Fungi after that, the new terms apply to you. If you don’t agree with them, cancel before they take effect.
Which law applies?
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Arizona. If we have a disagreement we can’t sort out by talking, it will be settled in the state courts in Maricopa County, Arizona, or the federal courts for the District of Arizona. Nothing here takes away rights you have under the consumer laws of the place where you live.
But where’s all the small print?
There isn’t much.
- These terms, the Acceptable Use Policy and the Privacy Policy are the whole agreement between you and us about the Service.
- If one part turns out to be unenforceable, the rest still applies.
- Just like a parking ticket, you can’t hand these terms to someone else without our permission. We can pass them on if Fungi is merged or sold.
- If we don’t enforce a rule straight away, we can still enforce it later.
How do you contact us?
Jamstack Consulting LLC, 13005 West Flower Street, Avondale, Arizona 85392, United States General: hello@fungi.computer Legal: legal@fungi.computer Privacy: privacy@fungi.computer Abuse and copyright: abuse@fungi.computer Security: security@fungi.computer