Terms of service

LikelyAI scans selected GitHub repositories, inventories supported third-party API usages, matches them to reviewed provider changes, and produces impact reports or GitHub issues. The service supports npm dependencies in TypeScript and Node.js repositories.

The operator is LikelyAI, legal entity name (to be confirmed). These terms require legal review before production use.

LikelyAI reports are decision support, not a guarantee that code will fail or remain safe. Static analysis can miss dynamic behavior and provider information can be incomplete. You remain responsible for reviewing findings, migrations, tests, and production changes.

LikelyAI does not merge code automatically. Future generated fixes will be draft pull requests requiring human approval.

• You are responsible for activity by members of your organization.
• You must grant access only to repositories you are authorized to share with the service.
• You can limit the GitHub App to selected repositories and remove it at any time.
• You must not share accounts, circumvent authorization, or attempt to access another customer's data.

• Do not submit repositories or data you have no right to process.
• Do not use the service to introduce malware, compromise provider systems, or bypass security controls.
• Do not present an impact report as definitive proof without reviewing its evidence.
• Do not reverse engineer the service or use its output to build a competing change registry without written permission.
• Follow applicable law and provider terms.

You retain all rights to your repository content. You grant us only the limited permission needed to scan selected code, store normalized evidence, and produce requested reports. We do not use repository contents to train models.

We retain rights to the service, software, provider change registry, matching rules, and aggregated service telemetry that does not identify customers or reconstruct their source.

Plans are based on active repositories and scan frequency. Current beta pricing is shown on the pricing page. Billing dates, taxes, cancellation, refunds, and price-change notice are to be finalized before paid plans launch (to be confirmed).

The beta is provided as is and without a service level guarantee. To the extent allowed by law, we disclaim warranties of accuracy, fitness for a particular purpose, and uninterrupted availability. Liability limits and required exceptions are to be confirmed with counsel (to be confirmed).

You can remove repository access or close an organization. We may suspend access for material breach, security risk, or legal requirements. Data is deleted on the schedule described in the privacy policy.

Governing law, dispute forum, and notice periods are to be confirmed with counsel (to be confirmed).