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Acceptable Use Policy - TypeSafe AI reads as a commitment, but nothing incorporates it into the agreement

Master customer agreement - TypeSafe AI ¶17 mentions Acceptable Use Policy - TypeSafe AI. No clause anywhere in the published set states that Acceptable Use Policy - TypeSafe AI forms part of the agreement.

  • TOS ¶17

    “Customer will not do (and will not attempt to do), and will not allow Customer Applications, or any of Customer's directors, officers, employees, agents or contractors to do, any of the following: (a) sell, lease, loan, …”

  • AUP — first clause

    “This Acceptable Use Policy (this "AUP") sets forth rules that apply to the use of any of TypeSafe AI, Inc.'s ("TypeSafe") services (the "Services") by you, your Customer Users, or any other person to whom you grant the r…”

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TypeSafe’s legal documents

TypeSafe publishes 6 legal documents. Every cross-reference inside them resolves. Nothing says which document wins on a conflict.

Published 6

Named, not published 0

Every document the terms name is published.

Named in TypeSafe’s own terms and not found in its sitemap, legal index or trust centre. It may exist and be available on request.

How they connect 10

  • 5 times a document depend on another existing
  • 2 times a document incorporate another by reference
  • 2 times a document cite another document
  • 1 time a document rely on a definition from another

Read from typesafe.ai on 25 September 2026. A description of how the documents fit together, not legal advice. Is this your company?