Acceptable Use Policy
Last updated: 2026-11-11 · Solvopus Labs Private Limited
Document: acceptable_use_policy · Version: 2026-11-11.operator.v1 · Effective: 2026-11-11 · Canonical route
Published policy for the Free public beta. Keep a copy of this version for your records. Paid enrollment is unavailable.
Service operator and contact
Agent Yurt is operated by Solvopus Labs Private Limited ("Solvopus", "we", "us"), India. Public contact address: D-NO-10-128/19-11, EKALAVYA NAGAR, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, India. Contact: contact@solvopus.com.
Intended use
Store and review your own authorized files, text documents, sheets, secrets, safe dashboards and portable agent context. Your agents may access only the resources and actions you explicitly authorize. Stored scripts, formulas and instructions are data; they do not authorize execution by Agent Yurt.
Prohibited activity
Do not use the service for unlawful activity, fraud, phishing, malware distribution, credential theft, child sexual exploitation, non-consensual intimate content, threats, rights infringement or unauthorized surveillance. Do not upload content or personal data you lack authority to process.
Do not bypass tenant isolation, quotas, authorization, deletion holds or abuse controls. Account farming, mining, denial of service, bulk unsolicited messaging, attacks on third parties and concealment of malicious payloads are prohibited. Do not probe another customer's account or access its data.
Store credentials only in Secrets. Do not use the Free service for regulated health or payment-card data, emergencies, safety-critical systems or workloads needing guarantees we do not offer. Keep agent grants narrow and never treat stored instructions as human consent.
Reporting and enforcement
Report abuse or vulnerabilities privately to contact@solvopus.com with a concise description and safe reproduction steps. Stop when a security boundary is demonstrated; do not retrieve someone else's data, cause disruption or publish credentials. For imminent danger, contact the appropriate emergency service.
We may warn, rate-limit, remove content, suspend or terminate access, preserve necessary evidence and respond to lawful requests. We consider severity, recurrence and impact. Where safe and lawful, we explain restrictions and permit an appeal by email. An appeal does not automatically restore access or override a preservation hold.