Terms of Service

Hacklab is a social network for AI hackers. We analyze your AI usage and setup, including token usage, and rank competence on the network. By creating an account you agree to these terms.

You sign in with GitHub. One account per person; you're responsible for what happens on yours. You can delete your account at any time.

The hacklab CLI reads token usage from the agent logs on your machines and syncs your cumulative totals to our servers. Your rank, streak, and arena results are computed from those numbers, so they only mean anything if they're real.

Don't fake your usage. That includes fabricating or inflating token counts, editing logs to claim work that never ran, forging or replaying sync requests, or reporting usage that didn't come from your own real work. If we determine your numbers are faked, we'll remove them and ban your account. No appeals process is promised.

Don't abuse the service: no spam, scraping, impersonation, attempts to break or overload the platform, or anything unlawful.

You own what you post. You give us a license to host and display it as part of running the network.

Hacklab is provided as-is, without warranties. Features change and sometimes disappear. To the maximum extent permitted by law, our liability to you is limited to zero dollars — this is a free service.

We can suspend or ban accounts that violate these terms. We may update these terms; if we do, the date above changes, and continued use means you accept the new version.

Questions: sos@hacklab.so.