These terms cover the caveat plugin and the hosted Caveat MCP server at caveat-mcp.waltersattazahn.workers.dev. Using either means you accept them.
The hosted server runs the published caveat-lang package's five authoring tools (validate, check, test, explain and dependents) on Caveat source and events you send it, and returns the report. It is free. It has no accounts and keeps nothing between requests.
The plugin and the server are provided as is, without warranty of any kind, as the MIT license says for the software itself. The server may be slow, refuse requests, change or stop at any time without notice. To the extent the law allows, the author is not liable for any loss arising from their use.
A Caveat report describes what a program does with the evidence supplied to it. Caveat does not check that the evidence is true, and a result is not advice and does not authorize any action. You and the agent you use stay responsible for what you do with it, under your own permissions.
Requests are limited per address, and each is bounded in size and running time. Do not try to get around those limits, overload or attack the service, or use it to break the law.
Send only material you have the right to send. Do not send personal, confidential or secret data: the tools need only program text and events. How requests are handled is in the privacy notice.
These terms may change; the current version is always on this page, and its history is in the repository. Questions: github.com/WSattazahn/caveat-lang/issues.