Terms of Service

About the library

You can browse without an account. When submissions are open, send your files through the GitHub repository linked on the Submit page. We review submissions before publishing, but cannot guarantee originality, accuracy, permissions, safety, or that someone else will get the same result.

You can create a website account by signing in with GitHub and accepting these terms. A website account is optional for submissions, which still go through GitHub review. Signing in does not publish a skill.

GitHub accounts and creator profiles

GitHub sign-in identifies you by your permanent GitHub user ID. We request public identity only, not private email or repository access, and do not store GitHub access tokens. You are responsible for keeping your GitHub account secure.

Reviewed skills link to their credited creator. You can choose to publish a custom display name and bio from account settings. Keep these accurate and do not impersonate another creator. Profiles and submissions may be restricted if they breach these terms.

You can export your website account data or delete the account in settings. Deletion removes your custom account profile, but does not automatically remove published skills, creator credit, GitHub records, or copies others have downloaded. Contact us to request removal of a contribution. GitHub has its own terms and privacy policy.

Your work and permission to share it

You keep ownership of your work. Only submit instructions and assets you have permission to share. Include a license for the skill and separate permissions for any screenshots, footage, music, fonts, or client material.

Submitting gives us permission to publish your instructions, previews, credits, and evidence on the site. We may resize previews and make copies needed to run the site. This permission is non-exclusive: you can share your work elsewhere. Downloads follow the license you provide. We do not take ownership or receive permission to use your work in unrelated advertising.

To ask us to remove your work, email legal@beyondordinary.art with the entry link and proof that you own the rights or submitted it. We can remove our copies and listing, but cannot take back downloads or copies others made under an existing license.

Using a skill

Read the license, requirements, and limitations, and check any code before running it. Tools and models change, so your results may differ or need manual editing. You are responsible for checking whether you can use the results you create and whether they fit your needs.

Result links may take you to another website, where that website’s policies apply. We do not automatically run submitted skills or embed outside scripts.

Reporting a problem

Use the entry’s report form or email legal@beyondordinary.art about copyright, privacy, illegal content, unsafe instructions, or misleading results. Include the entry link, the material involved, why you believe there is a problem, supporting links, and a contact address. Reports must be accurate and made in good faith. Contact us directly if giving your identity would be inappropriate.

We review reports and may ask for more information, hide or remove material, or reject a submission. We explain decisions to the people affected. To challenge a decision, email legal@beyondordinary.art with the entry link, the decision, and your reasons. You can still use any legal remedies available to you.

Availability and your legal rights

The site may sometimes be unavailable, and we do not promise a particular result. These terms do not remove rights or limit liability where the law does not allow it. Latvian and EU law applies, including any mandatory protections that apply to you.