Terms of Service

Last updated 2026-08-21

AGI-1 is the public product brand for the AGI-1 desktop agent on macOS and Windows. These terms cover your use of the desktop shell and the AGI-1 cloud service. Short version: you provide your own OpenAI API Key for cloud tasks, the desktop package does not include backend source code or a shared provider key, and an agent that operates your computer deserves your attention while it works.

Bring your own OpenAI key

OpenAI charges API usage to the account associated with the key you provide. AGI-1 does not control OpenAI pricing, account limits, rate limits, availability, or refunds.

What you are buying

AGI-1 provides a desktop frontend shell that connects to the AGI-1 cloud backend. This is not a sale of source code and not a transfer of any intellectual property.

Protected prompts and orchestration logic remain on the AGI-1 backend. The downloadable app contains client UI and local control surfaces; your OpenAI key is encrypted by macOS.

Free download and optional purchase

The direct download is free. A separate one-time Polar checkout is an optional purchase that supports development. Refunds for that purchase follow the published refund policy and the payment provider's applicable rules.

What you may not do

Redistribute, resell, sublicense, rent, or publicly host the commercial application or any part of it.
Copy the application except as needed for normal installation and backup.
Reverse engineer, decompile, or extract the application's components, except where applicable law expressly permits it despite this term.
Share, publish, or expose API keys, access tokens, or credentials.
Use the software for unlawful purposes, including unauthorized access to systems or data that are not yours to control.

Third-party AI services

AGI-1 works with AI models through the AGI-1 backend. Those services are provided by their vendors under their own terms. Users provide an OpenAI API Key in the desktop shell; provider availability, charges, rate limits, and outages remain outside our control.

An agent that acts on your computer

AI output can be wrong. Screen understanding, transcription, and task planning can make mistakes.
Computer control performs real actions: real clicks, real keystrokes, real commands, real file operations.
Certain high-risk actions (payments, sending, deleting, publishing, system changes) are designed to require your spoken confirmation before they run — see the privacy page for how this gate works.
You are responsible for the tasks you ask it to perform and the actions you authorize. Review what it did, especially early on.

Warranty and liability

The software is provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis, without warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement, to the extent applicable law allows such limits. To the same extent, our total liability for claims relating to the software is limited to the amount you paid through the optional Polar purchase in the period allowed by applicable law. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited under applicable law, or affects consumer rights that applicable law does not allow to be waived.

Refunds

See the refund policy.

Changes

We may update these terms; material changes will be noted here with a new date. Continued use after a change means acceptance of the updated terms for future use.

Contact

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