Policy
Acceptable use
Your requests reach model providers through minirouter’s own upstream accounts, shared by every user. Abuse that gets one banned degrades the service for everyone.
Prototype notice. Drafted by the operator; counsel review is pending before launch.
Prohibited
- Child sexual abuse material
- Absolute, in any form, generated or uploaded. Reported where the law requires.
- Attacks on people
- Harassment campaigns, doxxing, deanonymization of private individuals, credible threats.
- Fraud at scale
- Phishing kits, romance-scam automation, fake-review farms, impersonation of real people or organisations.
- Malware and intrusion
- Generating or operating tooling to compromise systems you do not own or have authority to test.
- Circumventing upstream policy
- Using our routing to evade a ban, quota or safety policy a provider has applied to you.
- Anything illegal where you are
- The catch-all is yours to interpret conservatively; we are not your counsel.
Each upstream provider additionally applies its own usage policy to traffic it serves. Where a provider’s policy is stricter than this list, their policy governs requests routed to them — we cannot and will not launder traffic past it.
How this is enforced without reading your prompts
We do not store or monitor prompt content — that is a privacy commitment, and it holds here too. Enforcement therefore works on the signals we legitimately have: abuse reports from upstream providers about our account traffic, anomalous usage patterns, payment-screening hits, and reports sent to us directly. Segregating suspicious traffic onto isolated upstream accounts is our first response, precisely so that a provider’s countermeasure lands on the abuser’s traffic instead of on everyone’s.
Keys in breach are suspended, and the suspension is explicit — the API returns a named error with a contact route rather than a silent failure. Because refunds are service credit only, suspension of an abusive key is a real cost; do not prepay a balance you intend to burn on the list above.
To report abuse of this service — including abuse aimed at you — write to abuse@minirouter.sh. A human reads it.