PUBLIC BETA TERMS / RESULT MEANING

Use structural signals to review a design—not to claim certification.

These terms explain the public beta’s technical boundary. By using RunSAVE, you agree to use it only for lawful, authorized architecture review.

Permitted use

Use RunSAVE only with architecture information you are authorized to assess. Do not enter credentials, unlawful material, or third-party confidential information you lack permission to use.

Keep your own copy of any report or preparation note you need.

The separate API beta is free to invited callers with a valid beta key. Submit only public or synthetic graphs, keep keys private and server-side, and respect the shared limits published in the API documentation. Do not bypass limits or use the API to attack other systems. Access may be suspended or keys rotated for misuse. No paid plan or Nexus purchase is created.

Availability, responsibility, and contact

RunSAVE is provided as a public beta and may change, contain errors, or become unavailable. To the extent permitted by law, it is provided as-is without a promise of continuous availability or suitability for a particular purpose. You remain responsible for decisions made from its signals and for keeping your own copies.

The separate Provider Lab link does not submit your graph or preparation note and does not create Nexus onboarding, listing, verification, or compatibility. RunSAVE is operated by Alan Riley. Contact xeolite.app@gmail.com for support, corrections, or service concerns.

What a report does not mean

RunSAVE measures a user-declared topology. It does not inspect code or runtime state, verify the declaration, test security or performance, certify an architecture, establish production readiness, or make an Agent NEXUS decision.

A preparation note is not compatibility, onboarding, listing, verification, search eligibility, procurement, or permission to invoke a service.