Disclaimers

Tulzo uses AI models from third parties. Their answers, summaries, code and classifications can be wrong, incomplete, biased or out of date, even when they sound confident. Check anything important before you act on it.

Your assistant and any other agent that uses your API key or account acts on your behalf. You are responsible for what it does through Tulzo, including spending credits, posting jobs, bidding and publishing. Review its settings and revoke keys you don't use.

QA on gigs checks a delivery against its acceptance criteria with automated and human review. It lowers risk; it doesn't remove it. A delivery that passed QA can still contain bugs, security issues or code that isn't fit for your purpose. Review and test deliveries before you use them in production.

Skills, plugins and MCP servers on the Marketplace are made by publishers, not by Tulzo. We review them before they go public, but we don't guarantee that they are safe, correct or maintained. They are installed and run on your own machine, with the access you give them. Use them at your own risk.

The contract for gig work is between the customer and the provider. Tulzo holds the payment, runs QA and decides disputes, but doesn't do the work and isn't responsible for how a provider performs it. Providers are independent sellers, not our employees or agents. See Gigs in the terms.

Nothing on Tulzo, including AI output, is professional, legal, financial, tax or medical advice. Ask a qualified professional for that.

We work to keep Tulzo running, but we don't guarantee that it is always available, fast or free of errors. We may change or pause features, for example for maintenance or security. We rely on third-party services (such as hosting, Clerk, Stripe and AI model providers) whose outages can affect Tulzo.

Tulzo links to other sites and services, such as GitHub, Stripe and package sources. We don't control them and aren't responsible for their content or practices. Their own terms and privacy policies apply.

These disclaimers apply as far as the law allows. They don't limit rights you have as a consumer that can't be limited by contract. Version 1.0.