What can and can't I build with Jev?

All use of TypeSafe services, including the Jev API, is governed by our Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) and the Master Customer Agreement. The AUP applies to you and to anyone you give access to, including your own end users.

What the AUP prohibits

This is a summary. The AUP itself is the governing text.

• Illegal or harmful activity: infringing others' rights, creating illegal content, fraud, phishing, spam, malware, hateful or violent content, terrorism, human trafficking or exploitation, or trading illegal goods.

• Weapons: designing, manufacturing, or obtaining weapons intended to cause harm or loss of life.

• Child safety: any content that sexualizes or exploits minors, any form of child abuse, harassment or bullying, or products designed to drive compulsive use by minors.

• Deception about AI: misleading people about whether content was generated by AI.

• Disrupting the service: reverse engineering, scraping, bypassing security or safety controls, vulnerability testing without permission, or accessing other customers' data.

Not sure whether your use case is allowed?

If your product touches a sensitive area, such as adult content, defense or government work, surveillance, or decisions about people in regulated settings, contact us before you launch rather than after. Email sales@typesafe.ai with:

• Your organization name and ID

• What your product does and who uses it

• What decisions Jev will make, and whether a person reviews them

What happens if the AUP is violated

TypeSafe may investigate suspected violations and may suspend or remove access to the services. Where required, we may report suspected illegal activity to the appropriate authorities.

To report suspected misuse by someone else, see How do I report abuse or a policy violation?