1. Acceptance and authority
These Terms govern access to and use of the public preview, MetaMask/ENS activation flow, browser-local member application, downloads, operator tools, documentation, and related artifacts (the Materials). By checking the acceptance box and signing the readable activation message, you agree to these Terms and the incorporated notices. If you act for an organization, you represent that you are authorized to bind it. You must be at least 18 and legally capable of agreeing.
2. Professional and experimental character
The Materials are intended primarily for professional, research, entrepreneurial, and institutional evaluation. Outputs are drafts, scenarios, planning aids, and evidence structures. You remain responsible for independent judgment, professional advice, diligence, approvals, testing, monitoring, and compliance.
3. Membership and access
Normal member access requires current control of a direct one-label name beneath club.agi.eth and the connected Ethereum Mainnet wallet that is the current ENS Registry owner or effective ENS Name Wrapper owner. Transfer, replacement, revocation, parent control, expiry, network failure, signature failure, or operator-signed disabled status may end access. Access is personal to the current controlling wallet/name and does not create a permanent, transferable, vested, property, employment, partnership, franchise, investment, or governance right.
4. Static Web3 boundary
The application is designed for static hosting. It verifies onchain identity and gates the normal experience, but public GitHub Pages/IPFS files are inspectable. Access control is not digital-rights management or a promise of source confidentiality. Do not place secrets or private keys in client files.
5. Wallet and transaction safety
Activation requests a readable signature only. It should not request a transaction, token approval, payment, or asset transfer. Separate optional tools may prepare signed requests or onchain actions, but every transaction remains initiated and approved in the user’s wallet. Never share a seed phrase or private key. Verify the origin, message, chain, contract, recipient, amount, and permissions before signing.
6. No guarantee and no reliance
No output is guaranteed accurate, complete, current, lawful, secure, suitable, profitable, or successful. Forecasts are scenarios. A proof workflow may conclude proceed, narrow, repair, reject, quarantine, or stop. You may not present synthetic examples, generated leads, modeled revenue, or local proof-run records as real customer evidence without independent support.
7. High-touch services
A signed execution request, email draft, application, MasterClass participation, diagnostic, or discussion is non-binding. No professional engagement exists until authorized parties sign a separate written agreement or statement of work addressing scope, fees, taxes, privacy, confidentiality, intellectual property, security, deliverables, acceptance, liability, and termination.
8. User content and data
You are responsible for all information you enter, import, sign, export, publish, or send. Do not use the public/static application for sensitive or regulated information. Blockchain and IPFS records may be public, replicated, immutable, and difficult or impossible to delete. You must have lawful authority and a valid purpose for all data and claims.
9. Intellectual property and limited licence
Subject to these Terms, verified AGI Club members receive a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use the Club Edition for internal evaluation and legitimate business formation during valid access. No ownership, trademark, ENS, token, patent, trade-secret, training-data, hosted-redistribution, sublicensing, or commercial-resale right is granted except under a separate written licence. Third-party components remain under their own licences.
10. Prohibited uses
- Fraud, deception, fabricated proof, spam, harassment, doxxing, malware, unauthorized surveillance, illegal discrimination, sanctions/export-control violations, or rights infringement.
- Automated contracting, charging, fund movement, public claims, or consequential deployment without accountable authorization.
- Bypassing access controls to impersonate a member, altering evidence to mislead, or claiming operator endorsement or certification.
- Uploading secrets, private keys, recovery phrases, customer-confidential data, or unlawful content.
11. Third parties and availability
MetaMask, Ethereum, ENS, RPC providers, GitHub Pages, IPFS, gateways, email clients, browsers, and other services are independent third parties. Their availability, security, policies, fees, logging, jurisdiction, and conduct are outside the Publisher’s control. The Materials may change, pause, be withdrawn, or be superseded without creating a duty to maintain a particular version or feature.
12. Disclaimers
To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Materials are provided “as is” and “as available,” without warranties of merchantability, fitness, non-infringement, accuracy, availability, security, legal compliance, uninterrupted access, or results. No statement creates fiduciary, advisory, employment, agency, partnership, escrow, custody, brokerage, insurance, or assurance duties.
13. Assumption of risk
You assume risks associated with experimental software, AI errors, incomplete evidence, privacy, cyberattacks, phishing, wallet compromise, smart contracts, chain reorganizations, RPC failures, ENS transfer/expiry, IPFS availability, third-party services, regulatory changes, taxes, and commercial decisions.
14. Limitation of liability
To the maximum extent permitted by mandatory law, the Protected Parties are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, loss of data, digital assets, profits, opportunities, reputation, or business interruption arising from the Materials. Any non-excludable liability is limited to the minimum amount permitted by applicable law. Nothing excludes liability that mandatory law forbids excluding.
15. Professional-user indemnity
To the maximum extent permitted by law, a professional or organizational user agrees to defend and indemnify the Protected Parties from third-party claims arising from that user’s unlawful use, content, customer representations, infringement, privacy breach, unauthorized contact, deployment, transaction, or violation of these Terms, except to the extent caused by a Protected Party’s non-excludable fault.
16. Governing law and forum
Subject to mandatory consumer, privacy, employment, and other non-waivable law, these Terms are governed by the laws of Québec and the federal laws of Canada applicable there. The parties submit disputes concerning these Materials to courts of competent jurisdiction in Montréal, Québec. User-to-user and customer-service disputes remain between the relevant parties and their separate agreements.
17. Language and mandatory law
A French version is available. Where Québec or other mandatory language law requires presentation, choice, or precedence in French, the operator must comply before concluding a contract. If any term is invalid, it is limited or severed to the minimum necessary; the remainder continues. Actual facts, deployed code, and mandatory law prevail over labels and summaries.
18. Contact and changes
Questions: secretariat@montreal.ai. Material changes should be versioned and presented for renewed acceptance. The current version is identified at the top of this page.