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Marketplace Author Terms

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1. Who these terms are between

These terms are the agreement between you and Dija Limited, a company incorporated in Cyprus, registration number HE 483340, with its registered office at Inomenon Ethnon, 2 Anastasia Court, Floor 4, 6042 Larnaca, Cyprus. "We", "us" and "our" mean Dija Limited. "You" means the person who publishes on the Dija Marketplace. You accept these terms when you become an author. If you do not accept them, do not publish.

In these terms, a listing is an agent or playbook you publish together with the name, description and other details shown with it; a version is one revision of a listing, and the version is what we review, approve and, where we have to, withdraw; an installer is a workspace that installs a listing; a deployment is an installation of the Dija software that talks to the marketplace, whether it is ours or a customer's own.

The Marketplace Content Policy and the Copyright and Takedown Policy are part of these terms. Breaking either of them breaks these terms.

2. What the marketplace is

The Dija Marketplace is where authors publish agents and playbooks that other people install into their own Dija workspace. A listing is text and structure: prompt text, the tools it declares, playbook steps, and the details on its page. It does not run on our systems. It runs when somebody installs it into their workspace and uses it there, and installing makes a copy that lives in that workspace, which they can edit.

The marketplace is part of the Dija Studio Beta. It is early access software, provided as it is. We may change it, pause it or withdraw it, and as far as the law allows we give no warranties about it.

Some listings are published by people who work for us. They publish under their own author profile, through the same review as everybody else, and get no special status.

3. Who can publish

To publish you need a Dija identity account at id.dija.ai with a verified email address. You then create one author profile, tied to that account. When you create it you accept these terms, and you confirm that you hold the rights to everything you publish and will credit work that is not yours.

You must also:

  • be at least 18 years old;
  • be acting in the course of your business or profession, because the marketplace is not a place for consumers to publish privately;
  • publish under your own author profile, and not create further profiles to get around a decision we have made about you;
  • not publish on somebody else's behalf without their authority.

Your author handle is permanent. It is the namespace installed copies live under inside other people's workspaces, so renaming it would break their installs.

4. What you promise about what you publish

For every version you submit, you promise that:

  1. you own it or otherwise hold the rights to publish it, and it infringes nobody else's rights;
  2. it follows the Content Policy;
  3. its description is accurate: the listing does what it says it does, and the tools it declares are the tools it needs;
  4. it contains no personal data about anyone else, and no credentials, keys, tokens or passwords;
  5. it contains nothing confidential to your employer, your client or your customers. Prompts written inside a working workspace pick up commercial detail easily, so read yours before you publish it;
  6. where you built on another author's listing, you credit it (section 8).

These promises are yours whatever our checks find. Our checks exist to protect the people installing listings. They do not move your responsibility onto us.

5. The rights you give us

You keep ownership of everything you publish. Nothing here transfers your copyright, and you stay free to use, license or publish the same material anywhere else.

You give us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to host, store, copy, adapt, display, publish and distribute your listing, and to review and analyse it, so that we can run the marketplace. This includes showing it on its page, in search results, in collections and in link previews; distributing it to deployments that install it, including deployments we do not operate; making the technical changes an install needs, such as renaming an agent so it does not collide with something already in the installer's workspace; and checking it, by automated tools and by people reading it, for safety, security, originality and compliance with our policies.

Our automated checks include sending the text of your listing to third-party AI models we use for review. If you are not willing for your text to be handled that way, do not publish it here.

We pass these rights on only as far as those purposes need: to the providers who host our systems, the AI providers who run our automated review, and the deployments that install your listing. The licence runs while your version is published, and afterwards only so that we can keep our record of the decisions we took and so that copies already installed keep working under section 6.

6. The rights people who install get

When somebody installs your listing, you give them a licence to use it inside their own workspace, including editing their copy and running it automatically. They may not republish it on the marketplace, pass it outside their workspace, or remove a credit.

That licence lasts as long as they hold the copy. We do not delete an installed copy: it carries the installer's own edits and history, which are theirs and not yours. A copy that is already installed keeps working after a listing stops being available to install, unless we withdraw the version under section 9, which can stop it.

7. Review

Every version is read by a person before it is approved. No automated check and no AI model approves anything on its own.

Automated checks run first. They can refuse a submission and send it back to you for changes, and they can flag things for the reviewer to look at. That is the whole of what they can do. A submission that has passed them has been approved by nobody.

Approval means a reviewer read your submission and found no reason to refuse it. It is not an endorsement, not a statement that your listing works, and not a warranty of any kind to you or to anyone who installs it.

Once a version is approved it does not change. Altering anything, including the words on the listing page, means a new version, and a new version is reviewed like the first one.

We do not promise how long review takes, and when the queue gets too long we pause new submissions rather than review them faster. We may refuse a version, ask you for changes, or decline to review at all; where we refuse or ask for changes, you get the reviewer's reason. We may also re-examine a listing we approved earlier, and act on it under section 9 if our standards or the law have moved.

8. Credit for work you build on

You may build on another author's published listing. Where you do, you must credit that listing and its author.

We run a similarity check on every submission. Where it finds your version is derived from another author's listing, we record the credit ourselves and show it on your listing page for as long as the other listing is still published. Republishing another author's listing unchanged is not a derivative work and is not allowed.

9. Withdrawal, and the kill switch

We may withdraw a version or a whole listing at any time where we consider it unsafe, infringing, misleading, or in breach of these terms or the policies that form part of them. A withdrawal stops anyone new installing it.

We can also mark a withdrawal so that copies already installed stop. Where we do that, deployments that receive it switch the installed copy off and it stays off until somebody there turns it back on, work running against that copy at the time is cancelled, the workspaces affected are told, and nothing in their workspace is deleted.

The limits, because you should hear them from us: withdrawals travel by a feed that deployments check for themselves, so a withdrawal is not instant, and a deployment that never connects to us never receives it. We can stop a listing being distributed. We cannot reach into a machine we do not operate.

We record a reason for every withdrawal, and a withdrawal can be reversed. Withdrawing one version does not automatically withdraw your others. You agree that we may do all of this to listings you publish.

If you want a listing taken down, write to legal@dija.ai. There is no self-service way to do it today. We will normally take it down when you ask, and we will tell you what that means for copies people have already installed.

10. Enforcement, and how to appeal

Where a listing or an author breaks these terms we may ask for changes, refuse a version, withdraw a version or a listing, stop you publishing, or ban your author account. We may act on a first breach where the risk to the people installing listings calls for it.

A suspension stops you publishing and leaves your published listings where they are.

A ban ends your author account and your sessions. A ban does not automatically remove listings you have already published: each one is decided on its own at the time, and a listing that is safe and useful can stay up. Where we believe a ban is being evaded, we may also block new author profiles and publishing from the email domain you verified.

If you think a decision about you or your listing is wrong, write to legal@dija.ai and say why. A person will look at it again.

11. Leaving, and what happens to your listings

You can stop publishing at any time. If you delete your Dija account, your name comes off your author profile, but listings you published stay published and copies already installed keep working, because other people's work depends on them. If you want a listing taken down as well, ask us.

If you lose access to your account or become unable to act, we can transfer the right to publish future versions of your listings to another Dija author. We do that on evidence, as a decision our staff take and record. There is no automatic transfer and no successor you can nominate in advance. Versions already approved keep your name on them permanently.

12. Money

Publishing is free and installing is free. Nothing on the marketplace is sold today, and we pay authors nothing. If we introduce prices or payments, we will tell you and publish new terms covering them. Nothing here obliges us to introduce them, to admit any listing to a paid tier, or to pay you anything.

13. Your responsibility to us

You are responsible for what you publish. If somebody brings a claim against us because a listing you published broke these terms, you will cover the reasonable losses, damages and costs we suffer as a result. That includes a claim that your listing infringes somebody's rights, a claim about personal data or confidential information inside it, and a claim about harm your listing did in the workspace that installed it.

This does not cover anything caused by us, or by a change we made to your listing beyond the technical changes described in section 5. We will tell you promptly about a claim we want you to cover, let you take part in dealing with it, and not settle it without asking you first.

14. Our responsibility to you

The marketplace is beta software provided as it is. As far as the law allows we give no warranties about it, and we do not promise that it will be available, that your listing will be reviewed, published, installed or ranked, or that you will earn anything from it.

We are not liable to you for lost income, lost installs, lost ranking, lost data or lost opportunity, or for the removal of a listing. Our total liability to you, added up across everything connected with these terms and the marketplace, is limited to EUR 100.

Nothing in these terms limits our liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, for wilful misconduct, for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, or for anything else the law does not allow us to limit or exclude.

15. Changes to these terms

We may change these terms. When we do, we publish the new version at this address with a new date at the top, and we keep a record of which version you accepted.

If you publish or update a listing after a new version takes effect, you accept it. If you do not want to accept it, tell us at legal@dija.ai and stop publishing. Listings you have already published stay up unless you ask us to take them down or we withdraw them under section 9.

16. Law, disputes, and contact

These terms are governed by the law of Cyprus. The courts of Cyprus have non-exclusive jurisdiction over any dispute arising out of them, so proceedings may also be brought elsewhere where the law allows it. If you are outside Cyprus, none of this takes away rights the law of your own country gives you and does not allow you to give up.

Write to legal@dija.ai for anything about these terms, including reports, appeals and copyright notices.