Acceptable use
Effective and last updated: 29 October 2026
What the service is for
Commitscale checks changes to code you are allowed to work on, and their tests, on your own machines and in your CI, with CScale 1's help. This policy forms part of our terms of service. The service is operated by TINY BOT LABS LIMITED, company number 14808229, at 71–75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom.
Fair use
Pro has no fixed monthly check cap, with fair use. You can run checks for your own development work, including through your coding agents and CI. Each person needs their own account and any paid seat their plan requires; their agents do not need extra seats.
Fair use means using the service for genuine code checks. Do not deliberately generate excessive, repetitive requests unrelated to that work, use it as an unauthorised shared service for others, or run load tests against it without our agreement.
Generous internal limits may apply to the size or duration of a request, how frequently requests arrive, and how many can run at once. These protect the service's availability. They are not a separate monthly check allowance.
We reserve the right to throttle, reduce or cap abusive usage. This can include limiting request rates, the number of checks running at once, processing capacity or the number of checks allowed for an affected account, key or workspace.
If usage significantly disrupts the service or prevents others from using it, we may delay requests, limit their rate or temporarily restrict the affected access. Where practical, we contact you, explain the problem and help you adjust the workload. We may act immediately to protect the service and review the restriction once the problem is resolved.
A large number of legitimate checks does not, by itself, break this policy. If you expect an unusually large or sustained workload, contact support@commitscale.com so we can discuss capacity.
Don't
- break the law, or infringe anyone's rights;
- send us code or data you aren't allowed to share;
- try to get into accounts, keys or systems that aren't yours, or probe our systems for weaknesses without our permission. We welcome security reports at support@commitscale.com;
- overload the service, or get around its limits, for example by creating accounts or email aliases to get more free checks;
- query CScale 1 to copy it, or use its answers to train another model;
- resell or share access to the service without an agreement with us;
- use invites or sign-up to send unwanted email;
- impersonate anyone, or hide who's behind an account.
Your agents
You're responsible for what your agents do with your account and the keys you give them, as if you'd done it yourself.
What we do
We may investigate suspected misuse and restrict or suspend the access involved where reasonably necessary to protect the service, other people or their data, or to comply with the law.
Where practical, we explain the problem and give you a chance to correct it. We may act immediately for a serious security issue, unlawful activity or ongoing harm. Serious or repeated violations may lead to termination under our terms.
If you think we have made a mistake, contact support@commitscale.com and ask us to review the decision.
Reporting abuse
Write to support@commitscale.com. Describe what happened and include relevant account names, request IDs or links. Do not send passwords, API keys or unnecessary personal data. For a security issue, start the subject with "Security report".