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You can publish a conversation or an artifact at a shareable URL, and you can upload files for the agent to read. That means this product can host material someone else owns, so it needs a real notice-and-takedown route. This page is that route. It sits alongside the Terms of Service and the Acceptable use policy. Last updated: 2026-08-06.
How to send a notice
Use the notice form. It checks that the URL you report still resolves to something published here, gives you a reference, and puts the notice in front of the person who can disable the link. Every public share and published artifact page links straight to it.
If you would rather email, write to our contact mailbox with the subject line “IP complaint”. Subject-line routing is how every policy mailbox on this site works; a notice sent without it still arrives, but is slower to reach the right person.
| Identify yourself | Your full name, mailing address, telephone number, and email address. If you are acting for a rights holder, say who they are and what authorizes you to act. |
| Identify the work | Describe the copyrighted work or trademark you say is infringed. A registration number helps but is not required. |
| Identify the material | Give the exact URL of the shared conversation, published artifact, or file. A description alone is usually not enough to locate it — the same words appear in many conversations. |
| Two statements | State that you have a good-faith belief the use is not authorized by the rights holder, its agent, or the law; and that the information in your notice is accurate. Include a statement, under penalty of perjury, that you are authorized to act for the rights holder. |
| Sign it | A physical or electronic signature. Typing your full name at the end of the email counts. |
An incomplete notice is not ignored, but it may be slower to action: without a URL we often cannot identify the material at all.
What happens next
| We disable the link | A shared conversation link and a published artifact are both revocable server-side. Disabling one stops it resolving for everyone immediately; it does not delete the author’s own copy of the underlying conversation. |
| We tell the user | The account that published the material is notified, with a copy of the notice, so they can counter-notify. We do not disclose your contact details beyond what the notice itself contains. |
| They can counter-notify | If the user believes the removal was a mistake or a misidentification, they may send a counter-notice with their contact details, a statement under penalty of perjury to that effect, and consent to jurisdiction. We may restore the material unless you tell us you have filed an action. |
| Repeat infringers lose access | Accounts that accumulate substantiated notices are suspended and then terminated, on the same enforcement ladder as any other acceptable-use violation. |
Model output
Generated text, images, and audio can resemble existing work. If you believe a generation reproduces something you own, send a notice the same way and include the prompt or the shared link: we need to be able to reproduce what you saw. Where the output came from a third-party model provider, their terms also apply; those providers are listed on /subprocessors, and the licence terms attached to each model are on /model-licenses.
Misuse of this process
Knowingly filing a false notice, or a false counter-notice, carries liability for damages and costs. We keep a record of notices and counter-notices.
AGI Automation LLC, c/o registered agent, 5900 Balcones Drive STE 100, Austin, TX 78731, USA. Material changes to this policy are recorded on /changelog.