Running an AI agent or assistant on your website? Generate a ready-to-paste terms clause in seconds. Fill in a few details, copy the result, done.
Nothing is stored or sent anywhere. Everything runs in your browser.
Paste it into your existing terms of service.
This is a general-purpose template, not legal advice. Review it (and the rest of your terms) with a qualified professional before publishing.
Make clear the assistant is automated and its responses are general information, not professional advice.
Acceptable-use terms let you stop misuse and set out what visitors can and cannot do with it.
A liability clause caps your exposure if someone relies on an inaccurate AI response.
It is strongly recommended. A short terms clause makes clear that AI answers are automated and may be inaccurate, sets acceptable-use rules and limits your liability.
Yes, it is completely free. Fill in a few details and copy the generated clause straight into your existing terms of service.
Add it as a section inside your existing terms of service, for example under a heading like "AI assistant" or alongside your acceptable-use rules.
No. It is a general-purpose template to help you get started. Have a qualified professional review your final terms before you publish them.
Turn on "Limitation of liability" and the clause adds wording that caps your exposure for reliance on the assistant's responses, to the extent the law allows.
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