terms
Free, public, and offered as it is.
These are the terms of use for hausfold.co: the website, the install scripts it serves, and its machine-facing endpoints (the docs search API and the MCP server). There is no account to open, nothing to buy and no contract to sign, which is why this page is short. For what the servers see, there is a privacy policy.
What this covers
This domain serves pages, documentation, install scripts, and a set of read-only endpoints any client can call without a key. Using any of them means these terms apply to that use. They cover the service at this address and nothing else: the software the service points you at is licensed separately, and each product's own repository says how.
No warranty, and no promise it stays up
Everything here is provided as it is, with no warranty of any kind. Nothing is guaranteed to be available, correct or current. Endpoints may change or stop answering, a documented URL may move, and a release lookup may fail because a third party is having a bad day. Nobody here is liable for what follows if any of that happens to you.
Install scripts are the case worth reading twice. They run on your own machine with your own privileges, and reviewing one before you run it is yours to do. Every script this site serves is public source, fetched from a tagged release, precisely so that you can.
Using it fairly
Two asks, and no key enforces either. Stay inside the rate limit: the MCP server and the REST surface allow 600 requests a minute per client, counted per edge node. Going over gets you a 429 and a header saying when to retry, not a ban.
And take what you need rather than the whole site. The documentation is published for reading and for agents to search, so the index, llms.txt and llms-full.txt exist to save you crawling for it. Use those instead. Beyond that: do not use the service to break the law or to attack anyone, which is a rule about the world and not really about this site.
The software has its own licence
These terms govern the service. They grant no rights to the code and take none away. Everything hausfold publishes is open source, and each repository carries the licence that says what you may do with the software itself. That file is the answer, not this page.
Changes
If any of this stops being true, this page changes. There is no notice list to join and no version banner to read: the text here is the terms, and this site's history is public if you want to see what moved and when.