Use of the service
Guni is provided for evaluating, protecting, and operating AI-agent workflows. You are responsible for how you integrate it into your own application stack and for ensuring you have permission to scan or analyze the pages and workflows you submit.
Accounts and security
- Keep API keys, billing credentials, and account secrets private.
- Do not attempt to bypass role controls, abuse public demo routes, or interfere with service availability.
- Report security issues responsibly through arihantprasad45@gmail.com.
Hosted vs self-hosted use
The open repository may be self-hosted under its own license terms, while the managed hosted product, customer portal, support workflows, commercial packaging, and service operations are offered separately. Availability, limits, and support commitments may vary by plan.
No guarantees for every threat
Guni improves browser-agent safety but is not a substitute for secure product design, sandboxing, human review, or general application security practices. Security decisions should be validated in the context of your own workflows.