Legal
Terms of use
Version of 9 November 2026.
This is a good-faith first version written by the operator, not by a lawyer. It will be reviewed by counsel and may change. If something here is unclear or seems wrong, write to contact@spboucher.ai.
1. Who operates this service
Skills (skills.spboucher.ai) is operated by Simon-Pierre Boucher, in Quebec, Canada ("the operator", "we"). It is a free, non-commercial registry of reusable capabilities for AI agents.
2. What the service is
The registry lets anyone search, read and download artifacts published by its users, and lets account holders publish artifacts. It is a directory and a distribution point. We do not write, audit or endorse the artifacts published by others, and we do not operate the remote services that some listings point to.
3. Using the service without an account
You may browse, search, download and use the public API without an account, within the published rate limits. You agree not to disrupt the service, circumvent its limits, or attempt to access content or functions you are not authorised to use.
4. Accounts and tokens
Accounts are created by the operator in this version of the service. You are responsible for your password and your API tokens, and for what is done with them. Tell us promptly if you believe one has been compromised. We may suspend an account or revoke a token to protect the service or its users.
5. What you publish
You keep your rights in what you publish. By publishing an artifact as public or unlisted you:
- confirm that you have the right to publish it, and that it does not contain other people's confidential or proprietary material, personal data you may not share, or credentials;
- state a licence for it, under which others may use it. The licence you declare governs their use, not these terms;
- grant the operator a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free permission to store, reproduce, display and distribute the artifact and its metadata as needed to run the registry, including through the API, the MCP endpoint, backups and caches;
- accept that published versions are permanent records. A version cannot be edited or deleted by you. It can be revoked, which stops downloads and marks it publicly; its metadata, checksum and history remain. Where the law requires content to be erased, write to us.
You must follow the Acceptable use policy.
6. Moderation
We may hold a release for review, refuse it, revoke a version, take down an artifact, suspend an account or reassign a namespace when we reasonably believe these terms or the acceptable use policy are breached, when the law requires it, or to protect users. Where practical we record a reason and make it visible. You may contest a decision by writing to contact@spboucher.ai.
7. Trust signals are not warranties
Labels such as "identity verified", "source verified" and scan statuses have the limited meanings described on the Security and trust page. None of them is a statement that an artifact is safe, correct or fit for any purpose. Download counts are estimates.
8. Use at your own risk
Artifacts are provided by their publishers. Skills contain instructions and may contain scripts that run with your privileges; MCP servers are programs or remote services. Inspect what you install and decide for yourself.
The service and everything obtained through it are provided "as is" and "as available", without warranties of any kind, to the fullest extent the law allows. To the same extent, the operator is not liable for indirect, incidental or consequential damages, loss of data, or damage caused by artifacts published by others. Nothing here excludes liability that cannot be excluded under applicable law, including the rights of consumers under Quebec law.
9. Availability and changes
The service is run by one person on a best-effort basis. It may be unavailable, change, or end. If the service is to be shut down, we will try to give notice on the site and keep downloads available for a reasonable period.
10. Intellectual property and complaints
If you believe an artifact infringes your rights, use the report link on its page (category "licence" or "impersonation") or write to contact@spboucher.ai with enough detail to identify the work and the artifact.
The registry software itself is published under the MIT licence.
11. Privacy
See the Privacy notice.
12. Changes to these terms
We may update these terms. The date at the top changes when we do. Material changes will be announced on the site. Continuing to use the service after a change means you accept the new terms.
13. Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the Province of Quebec and the laws of Canada that apply there.