Terms of Use

Acceptance

By using DevKit, you agree to these terms. If you don’t agree, don’t use the site.

Using DevKit

DevKit is a set of developer utilities — formatting, debugging, data conversion, diagramming, an API client, code sharing, and a small set of AI-assisted tools. It’s provided as-is for everyday development work. See the Privacy Policy for exactly what each tool does with your data.

Acceptable use

Don’t use DevKit to:

• Attack, probe, or gain unauthorized access to systems you don’t own or have permission to test.
• Distribute malware, phishing content, or anything illegal.
• Abuse rate limits or attempt to disrupt the service for other users.
• Use the API Client to reach internal or private network addresses you don’t control — the proxy blocks known-private ranges, but you’re still responsible for what you point it at.

Code Share and pastes

You’re responsible for what you paste. Don’t share content you don’t have the right to share, credentials or secrets, or anything illegal or harmful. Public and unlisted pastes are reachable by anyone with the link; private pastes are restricted to the browser that created them, as described in the Privacy Policy. DevKit reserves the right to remove pastes that violate these terms.

API Client

The API Client sends requests on your behalf to endpoints you specify. Only use it against systems you’re authorized to test. DevKit isn’t responsible for the content or behavior of third-party APIs you choose to call.

AI-generated content

The AI tools generate explanations, commands, SQL, and regular expressions using an external AI model. This output can be wrong, incomplete, or unsafe — review it yourself before relying on it. In particular: never run a generated Git command you don’t understand, and never execute generated SQL against a real database without reviewing it first — DevKit never runs it for you.

Your responsibility

You’re responsible for the content you submit to any tool and for how you use the results. DevKit doesn’t review pastes, API requests, or AI outputs before they happen.

Intellectual property

You retain ownership of anything you paste or submit. DevKit’s own code, design, and branding belong to its author.

Third-party services

Some tools depend on third-party infrastructure (a database for Code Share, an external AI provider for the AI tools). DevKit isn’t responsible for their availability, accuracy, or downtime.

Availability

DevKit is provided without uptime guarantees. Tools, including Code Share and the AI tools, may be unavailable if the underlying database or AI provider isn’t configured or is temporarily down.

Changes

These terms and the tools themselves may change over time. Continued use after a change means you accept the updated terms.

Contact

Questions about these terms can be raised as a GitHub issue.