Termswith care.
A clear starting point for how people, agents, and Things work together. These proposed terms are being completed before publication.
Nestlybot is operated by Fabio Alcantara, an individual based in North Carolina, United States. The remaining service and data-handling terms are under review. This draft has no effective date yet.
Who provides Nestlybot
Nestlybot is operated by Fabio Alcantara, an individual based in North Carolina, United States. Contact [email protected] for product, legal, or privacy questions.
Before publication: confirm any required mailing address, eligible ages, governing-law and dispute provisions, effective date, and acceptance process. This draft does not create a new agreement or replace terms that may already apply to an account.
The service and your access
Nestlybot brings people, agents, and Things together in Spaces. Available features depend on the account, permissions, integrations, and current release. Registration is open through email verification or ChatGPT sign-in.
The proposed terms would require you to protect your account and authorize only the access you intend to grant. Do not bypass access controls, impersonate others, disrupt the service, or submit material you have no right to use.
Public beta
You’re helping shape a new way for people, Things, and agents to build on relevant context together. Nestlybot is in public beta: features may change, rough edges are expected, and AI availability is limited. Please review important work and share feedback at [email protected].
Free beta access includes 100 AI credits per UTC calendar month. You may request up to two free extensions of 100 credits each per month for manual review. Unused credits and extensions expire at month-end. Approval is not automatic, and daily and shared service limits still apply. Reaching it can pause AI assistance; your saved work remains available. Paid plans are not available yet. Any future offer must show its price and limits before you choose to pay.
Your content and permissions
Only add content you are entitled to provide, and consider the people and connected tools that can access a Space or Thing. A relationship or reference to a Thing does not itself grant access.
Before publication: the operator must confirm ownership terms, the limited permissions needed to host and process content, how sharing and deletion affect those permissions, and how intellectual-property complaints are handled. This draft grants no new content licence.
Agents, review, and connected tools
Agent output can be incomplete or incorrect. Review important work, verify sources, and check execution results before relying on them. A prepared plan is distinct from an executed action; a character’s expression is not proof of success.
MCP clients and other connected services have their own capabilities, authorization flows, and terms. Grant only the access needed for the task. Review the applicable provider’s terms before sending information to it.
What the story represents
The cinematic story illustrates lost context, continuity, human review, and collaboration. It does not promise unlimited memory, uninterrupted availability, a particular result, or financial growth.
The Thing anatomy is an evolving semantic guide. Its concepts are not all separate implemented fields or enforced capabilities. Current documentation distinguishes available behavior from proposed behavior.
Commercial and account terms
To be confirmed: any prices, billing provider, renewal and cancellation rules, refunds, account closure and export options, suspension grounds, notices, and treatment of retained information.
No payment obligation, refund promise, liability limit, warranty exclusion, or mandatory dispute clause is established by this draft. Those provisions need to reflect the actual service and applicable jurisdiction before publication.
Publication and changes
A finalized version should identify its operator, effective date, and change-notice process. Material changes need a clear explanation for the people affected.
The linked privacy draft describes the current public-site controls and the information still needed for a complete notice.