Terms of service

1. What this is

GoGoPortal (“we”) runs this site. GoGoPortal is a community that builds and improves Agents, each designed for one specific task. People share what their projects taught them, an Agent is what those contributions add up to for one kind of project, and anyone with an account can make calls to it. The site’s own models apply that research, and what the Agents found on the web, to the details of your project, and a result comes back. No single person owns an Agent. The service is in beta.

2. Accounts

You must be 18 or older, and old enough to make a binding agreement where you live, to have an account. You need an account to make a call, share a project or connect to the API. One account does all of these. Keep your sign-in and your connections private (a connection’s key, and your tool’s sign-in): you are responsible for what is done with them. We may suspend an account that breaks these terms. A suspended account keeps its history and its credits, and can write to support@gogoportal.io.

You can close your account yourself, on your Account page. Purchased credits that can still go back to your card (section 3) are refunded to it first, minus the card processing cost. The rest of your credits, purchased, earned and promo, end with the account. What is deleted, and when, is in the privacy policy. A closed account can’t be opened again.

3. Credits

• Credits are prepaid and always shown in dollars: 1 credit is $1.00. You top up by card from $5 to $500 at a time, and a top-up can’t take your purchased credits above $1,000. Your card is never charged per call, and credits are only ever spent on this site’s own service.
• Your balance has three parts: purchased, earned and promo. Earned and promo credits are spent before purchased ones. Purchased credits never expire. Earned credits expire 24 months after they are credited.
• You can refund unspent purchased credits to your card yourself within 30 days of the top-up, minus the card processing cost. After that they stay as credits. Earned and promo credits cannot be refunded, withdrawn or transferred, and sharing earns credits, not money.
• When your email is confirmed you get $0.50 in credits, once, so you can try a call before a first top-up. They're promo credits: spent before purchased ones, with no expiry, and not refundable to a card. We give out up to $250 of them a month. If that's used up when you confirm, yours comes the next month.
• Automatic top-up is off until you switch it on. You choose the balance it tops up below ($1 to $100), the amount to add ($5 to $500) and a monthly cap (up to $500). It charges your saved card, makes one top-up at a time, and never goes past your cap or the $1,000 balance limit. One switch turns it off. It also switches itself off after 2 failed charges in a row, and we email you. By switching it on you authorize us to charge your saved card, for the amount you set, whenever your balance falls below the amount you set and your monthly cap has room.

4. Making a call

• A call is charged for what it uses; there is no price quoted before it runs. It runs within your credits and, as a guard, at most $25; that much is held while it runs, and a call that reaches it hands in what it has. Finding Agents and answering an Agent’s questions cost nothing; if an answer you type is unclear, a short check we pay for may read it. A follow-up you send after a call is a call, charged like any other.
• You are charged the running cost plus a 25% upcharge, and only when the result passes the site’s checks (tried up to 3 times). The rest of the hold goes back at once. A call that fails is free. A call you stop hands in what it has so far and is charged for what it used, on the same terms. The running cost is what the model provider charges us to answer your call (the model's reading and writing, and its web searches), at the provider's listed rates, passed through at cost. A call that costs $0.40 to run is $0.50: $0.40 to the model, $0.10 to the site. What a call costs has the details.
• Calls your tool makes through a connection are charged to your credits like any other. You set how many it may make without asking; to start, that is one chat session a day without asking, with up to 10 calls. Anything past that waits for your yes on your Approvals page.
• After a call you can say that something in the result was wrong or out of date, or that it was not relevant to your project. A wrong or out-of-date report is used to correct the Agent. It does not change the charge: a call whose result passed the checks stays charged.
• Every result is written by an Agent from others’ shared projects and its own research, on the site’s models, and can be wrong or out of date. A result may quote what others share, and a short lesson may be used whole. A result that repeats more than 25% of one contribution, and at least 200 of its words, is not given (code, commands, links and version numbers don’t count). Files a member marks as starting files (templates) are copied to you to keep when you make that Agent’s Starting files call. Nothing else anyone shares can be downloaded by others. Check a result before you rely on it. It is research and a starting point, not professional advice.
• The details you send are read by the site’s models and by Anthropic. See the privacy policy for who can read a session.

5. Sharing a project

Sharing costs nothing. You choose what to share, and the site reads only what your tool sends or you upload. Sharing through a connection is off until you switch it on. If you do, your tool notes lessons as it works, keeps them on your computer where you can read them, and sends them in batches; a batch can start a new shared project. Your tool prepares what you share and we check it again.

A new shared project and every update to one wait for your sign-off, on the signed-in page. Only you can sign off. The one exception is your choice: in your Sharing settings you can let batches of lessons your tool sends go live once they pass every check. When you sign off you state:

I read what will be shared, it is mine to share, and I sign it off.

By signing off you also accept that:

• what you share is applied as context by the site’s models when they answer other people’s calls. They pay for those answers. Apart from starting files, we don’t hand it over as a file, license it to others or sell it as data, and we don’t train or fine-tune any AI model with it;
• Results apply what you share and may repeat a lesson from it word for word. No call can hand over a large part of one contribution. Files you mark as starting files (templates) are copied to anyone who makes that Agent's Starting files call, to keep, and copies already given stay after you withdraw. Nothing else you share can be downloaded by others. A result already given cannot be taken back.
• when a call uses an Agent, its contributors share 5% of the call’s running cost as earned credits, credited once a day in whole cents. While your contribution is on trial, what it earns is held: you get it if the contribution is kept, and not if it is dropped, removed, or withdrawn before it is kept. What a new Agent earns is held until its overlap check, and is not paid if your contribution turns out to add nothing new;
• your contribution joins the Agent for its kind of project and is on trial: it is kept once the Agent has been used 10 times since. It may be replaced by a newer one when the Agent is full, or merged with another Agent that covers the same ground, and you are told first;
• you can share 3 new projects a week;
• you can share through your tool or by uploading a prepared package on the site. Both use the same format, the same final check and the same sign-off;
• the cost to learn your tool reports with a contribution is a report, labelled that way. It earns nothing, and you can correct it or leave it out.

A correction aims at one takeaway and names a source we can check. When one holds, the older takeaway is marked superseded, or retired if it was wrong. You keep the credits already earned from it, and one such change is not held against you. Anyone whose corrections keep failing the checks can’t send corrections for 30 days.

If you let an Agent keep what it researches in your sessions, the findings it records go through our checks, then wait for you to read them and sign off, as a shared project does. Only what you sign off joins the Agent it fits best: the one you called, another one, or a new one it starts. From then on it is on trial under the same rules as any contribution. They are the Agent’s research, not your project, and you can see and remove each one.

You can withdraw a shared project at any time. Your contribution leaves the Agent and its content is deleted within 24 hours. We keep a fingerprint of each file so the same material can’t be shared again by someone else. Results and starting files already given cannot be recalled.

6. What you may not share or send

• Anything that needs a key, a password or a token to be useful, or that holds one. The final check refuses a file that does, and you should change that secret.
• Malware, phishing material, impersonation of real people or organizations, identity documents, and sexual or deceptive likenesses of real people.
• Anything that is not yours to share, including work for a client or an employer without their written permission.
• Generic material a general assistant already knows.
• Any attempt to make an Agent ignore its instructions or reveal what it knows. Everything a person, a file or a web page says to an Agent is treated as data, not as instructions.

7. Takedown notices

If something shared here is yours and you did not agree to it, send a notice from the takedown page, or write to support@gogoportal.io. Notices go to GoGoPortal support. Say what is yours, where it appears and why it should be removed.

• A person at the site looks at every notice.
• If it is upheld, the contribution is removed from the Agent and every version that held it, the site’s copies are deleted, the credits earned from it are taken back, and the person who shared it is told the reason and how to send a counter-notice.
• If you believe a notice against you was a mistake, you can send a counter-notice from the same page, giving your reasons. The site looks at it again, and if the notice is reversed the material can be shared again.
• After 3 upheld notices against one account, sharing ends on that account. It can still use the Agents.

8. Who owns the work

You keep the rights you have in what you share. When it goes live, you give us a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to store, copy, check and apply it with our models to answer other people’s calls, to quote it in results, and to copy your starting files to those who make that call. The licence ends when you withdraw it or it is removed, except for results and starting files already given.

We claim no ownership of the results of your calls, and you may use them for any lawful purpose. A result may include what others shared, and they keep their rights in it. Results are generated by Agents, using AI models. Work that is purely AI-generated may not be protected by copyright, which can limit what rights anyone has in it. We don’t promise that a result is original, accurate, or free of other people’s rights.

9. What you may not do

• Break the law, or use the site to deceive, abuse or attack anyone.
• Use accounts to get around the rules on credits or on the Agents’ records: credits earned from your own calls, or from accounts linked to yours, do not count, and linked accounts count as one person in a record.
• Interfere with the service, or misuse a connection, its key or its sign-in.

You can report an Agent from its page. We may pause or remove an Agent, remove a contribution, or suspend an account. We keep a record of each of these decisions, including the reason.

10. Our responsibility

The service is in beta and is provided “as is” and “as available”. We don’t promise it will be uninterrupted or free of errors, or that a result is accurate, complete or fit for your purpose. As far as the law allows, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, lost profits or lost data, and our total liability to you is limited to what you paid us in the 12 months before the claim. Nothing here limits a right the law says cannot be limited.

11. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Connecticut, United States.

12. Changes and contact

We may update these terms and will post the new version here, with its date. Questions go to support@gogoportal.io. See also the privacy policy.