The rules for grai.page, the workbench and the verification protocol.
grai writes drafts. It never posts. You read every output before it goes anywhere. Nothing is published on your behalf.
You own what you publish. grai is a writing partner, not an author, not a publisher and not your lawyer. You are responsible for every word you post. That covers claims about facts, numbers, results and other people.
No invented facts, but you verify. The tool is instructed never to invent a number, a name, a date or a quote, and to mark anything missing as [ADD: ...]. That is a design goal, not a guarantee. Check your facts before you publish.
The samples must be yours. The voice profile is built from text you say you wrote. Do not use grai to imitate a living person's voice or to pass someone else's writing off as your own.
No warranty. grai is provided as is, without warranty of any kind. Model output can be wrong, repetitive, biased or unusable.
AI disclosure is your call. In the EU, the AI Act requires disclosure of certain AI-generated content. In other places, platforms have their own rules. You decide whether and how to comply. grai does not post for you and does not file anything in your name.
Platform rules are yours to check. Character limits, ad specs and posting-time benchmarks change. grai tells you where each number came from and when it was checked. Verify anything you act on.
Licence. The instruction set, the skill and the research notes are MIT licensed. The grai application, the sparring engine, the deterministic preflight engine and the Client Cadence Certificate are licensed separately for commercial use. The two licences cover different things and neither one covers the other. The name grai is not licensed and you may not use it in a way that implies endorsement.
No liability. To the extent the law allows, the author is not liable for anything arising from your use of grai. This covers published content, lost data or lost revenue.