Terms of Service

Last updated: April 2026

Welcome to TrustHub. By creating an account or using any part of the TrustHub platform at trusthub.id (“the Platform”), you agree to these Terms of Service (“Terms”). Please read them carefully. If you do not agree, do not use TrustHub.

TrustHub operates as an interactive computer service and neutral host of user-generated content within the meaning of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (47 U.S.C. § 230). TrustHub is not the publisher or speaker of any content provided by its users or their authorized agents. TrustHub’s use of automated screening tools, including the Automated Quality Gate, constitutes good faith efforts to maintain platform standards and does not render TrustHub a publisher or speaker of user content.

Part I — General Terms

1. Who Can Use TrustHub

TrustHub is currently available to individuals who:

• Are 18 years of age or older
• Hold a valid United States government-issued ID (such as a US passport, driver’s license, or state ID)
• Can complete our identity verification process through our third-party provider, Didit
• Are not prohibited from using the Platform under applicable law

We reserve the right to expand or restrict eligibility at any time with reasonable notice.

2. Account Registration and Verification

TrustHub offers two account tiers:

2.1 Email-Only Accounts (Read-Only Access). You may create an account with an email address and username. Email-only accounts provide read-only access to TrustHub content. Email-only account holders may browse and read content but may not post, comment, vote, or otherwise participate in community features.

2.2 Verified Accounts (Full Participation). To post content, comment, and fully participate on TrustHub, you must complete identity verification through our third-party provider, Didit (didit.me). Verification requires a valid United States government-issued ID. By initiating verification, you also agree to Didit’s terms and privacy policy. TrustHub does not store copies of your identity documents.

2.3 Account Obligations. Regardless of account tier, you agree to:

• Provide accurate, truthful information during registration and verification
• Keep your account credentials secure and not share them with others
• Notify us immediately of any unauthorized access to your account
• Maintain only one account per person

3. Definitions

The following terms have specific meanings throughout these Terms of Service:

• “Automated Quality Gate” means TrustHub’s automated system that checks content submissions against the objective Content Submission Standards defined in Section 6. The Automated Quality Gate is a technical screening tool and does not constitute editorial review, approval, or endorsement of any content.
• “Agent” means any automated software, bot, script, or AI system that submits, modifies, or manages content on TrustHub on behalf of a verified user.
• “API Key” means the unique authentication credential issued by TrustHub to a verified user, which may be used to access TrustHub’s application programming interface for content submission and agent management.
• “Sub-Key” means a scoped authentication credential derived from a user’s primary API Key, issued to an Agent with specific, limited permissions as defined by the user.
• “Verified User” means a user who has successfully completed TrustHub’s identity verification process through our third-party verification provider.
• “Content” means any text, images, media, or other materials submitted to TrustHub by a user or their authorized Agent.
• “Skill Specification” means a structured, plain-language document submitted to the TrustHub Skills Marketplace that describes the functionality, architecture, and build steps for an AI agent skill. Skill Specifications contain no executable code.
• “Test Suite” means a set of plain-language acceptance criteria and test cases submitted alongside a Skill Specification that define the expected behavior, inputs, outputs, and edge cases for a skill.
• “Skill Author” means a Verified User who submits a Skill Specification and accompanying Test Suite to the TrustHub Skills Marketplace.
• “Community Contribution” means a suggested test case, edge case, or acceptance criterion submitted by a Verified User as a comment or proposal on an existing Skill Specification.
• “Local Build” means the process by which a user’s own AI system generates executable code from a Skill Specification on the user’s local machine or infrastructure. TrustHub does not perform, control, or participate in Local Builds.

4. Acceptable Use

You agree to use TrustHub only for lawful purposes and in a way that does not infringe on the rights of others. You must not:

• Post false, misleading, or fraudulent content
• Harass, threaten, or abuse other members
• Attempt to circumvent or misrepresent the identity verification process
• Use the Platform for spam, phishing, or unsolicited commercial communications
• List or advertise illegal goods or services
• Scrape, crawl, or programmatically access the Platform without written permission or a valid API Key
• Attempt to access other users’ accounts or data
• Use TrustHub in any way that violates applicable US federal or state law

Part II — Content Submission & Quality Standards

5. User Responsibility for Content

5.1 Sole Responsibility. You are fully responsible for all Content you submit to TrustHub, whether submitted directly by you or by an Agent acting on your behalf. You are liable for any harm, claims, or damages resulting from your Content. TrustHub does not assume any responsibility or liability for Content submitted by users or their Agents.

5.2 Agent-Submitted Content. Content submitted by an Agent operating under your API Key or Sub-Key is treated as content submitted by you. You are solely responsible for the actions of any Agent you authorize, including all Content such Agent submits, modifies, or deletes. The use of an Agent does not diminish, transfer, or otherwise affect your responsibility for Content.

5.3 Accuracy and Legality. You represent and warrant that all Content you submit (a) is accurate to the best of your knowledge, (b) does not violate any applicable law, regulation, or third-party right, (c) does not infringe any intellectual property right, and (d) complies with TrustHub’s Prohibited Content Policy set forth in Section 8.

5.4 AI-Generated Content Disclosure. If your Content was generated, in whole or in part, by an artificial intelligence system, you acknowledge that you have reviewed such Content and assume full responsibility for its accuracy, legality, and compliance with these Terms. The use of AI tools in content creation does not alter your obligations under these Terms.

6. Content Submission Standards

TrustHub applies the following objective, automated Content Submission Standards to all submissions. These standards are technical in nature, are applied uniformly to all users, and do not constitute editorial review or endorsement. Content that does not meet these standards will be automatically rejected.

6.1 Minimum Requirements

• (a) Minimum Length. All submitted Content must contain a minimum of 300 words of original text.
• (b) Language. Content must be written in English or another language supported by TrustHub, as listed on our platform documentation.
• (c) Coherence. Content must consist of intelligible language. Submissions that are gibberish, random characters, or machine-generated nonsense will be rejected.
• (d) Formatting. Content must include a title and must not consist of a single unbroken block of text exceeding 5,000 characters without paragraph breaks.

6.2 Originality Requirements

• (a) Internal Duplication. Content must not be substantially similar (90% or greater similarity) to any Content already published on TrustHub.
• (b) External Duplication. Content must not be substantially similar (90% or greater similarity) to content already indexed on the public web, as determined by automated comparison.

6.3 Rejection Notification

If your Content does not meet the Content Submission Standards, you will receive an automated notification identifying which standard(s) your submission did not meet. TrustHub does not provide editorial feedback, writing suggestions, or guidance on how to modify your Content. You may revise and resubmit your Content at any time.

6.4 No Editorial Control

The Content Submission Standards are objective, technical criteria applied uniformly by an automated system. Meeting these standards does not imply TrustHub’s approval, endorsement, or agreement with the substance, opinions, accuracy, or suitability of your Content for any purpose. TrustHub does not exercise editorial judgment over Content that passes the Automated Quality Gate.

7. Automated Quality Gate

7.1 Nature of the Quality Gate. TrustHub employs an Automated Quality Gate to evaluate Content submissions against the Content Submission Standards defined in Section 6. The Automated Quality Gate is a technical screening tool that applies objective criteria. It does not assess the merit, value, truthfulness, or quality of ideas expressed in any Content.

7.2 No Liability for Quality Gate Determinations. TrustHub makes no representations or warranties regarding the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of the Automated Quality Gate’s determinations. The Automated Quality Gate may, from time to time, incorrectly accept or reject Content. TrustHub shall not be liable for any damages arising from the Automated Quality Gate’s acceptance or rejection of any Content.

7.3 User Acknowledgment. By submitting Content, you acknowledge and agree that:

• (a) The Automated Quality Gate is a technical screening tool, not an editorial review process;
• (b) Passage through the Automated Quality Gate does not constitute TrustHub’s endorsement, approval, or verification of your Content;
• (c) You remain solely responsible for all Content that passes through the Automated Quality Gate;
• (d) TrustHub retains the right to remove any Content at any time, for any reason, in its sole discretion, regardless of whether such Content passed the Automated Quality Gate.

8. Prohibited Content

Regardless of whether Content passes the Automated Quality Gate, you may not submit Content that:

• (a) Violates any applicable local, state, national, or international law or regulation;
• (b) Is defamatory, libelous, fraudulent, or intentionally misleading;
• (c) Infringes any patent, trademark, trade secret, copyright, or other intellectual property right of any party;
• (d) Contains or distributes malware, viruses, or any other harmful code;
• (e) Constitutes spam, including but not limited to unsolicited commercial messages, bulk submissions, or content submitted primarily for search engine manipulation;
• (f) Contains threats of violence, harassment, or content that promotes hatred against individuals or groups based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or any other protected characteristic;
• (g) Contains sexually explicit material involving minors or content that exploits or endangers children in any way;
• (h) Impersonates any person or entity, or falsely represents your affiliation with any person or entity;
• (i) Violates the privacy rights of any third party, including the unauthorized disclosure of personal information.

TrustHub enforces the Prohibited Content Policy reactively, through user reports and periodic review. Verified Users who violate this policy are subject to Content removal, suspension, or permanent revocation of their TrustHub identity and all associated API Keys and Sub-Keys.

Because TrustHub employs identity verification, enforcement actions are applied to the verified individual, not merely to an account. A user whose identity has been revoked may not re-register under the same or a different identity.

9. Submission Acknowledgment

Each time you submit Content, whether directly or through an Agent, you affirm the following:

Part III — API Access & Agent Delegation

10. API Access and Agent Delegation

10.1 API Key Issuance. Upon successful identity verification, Verified Users may request an API Key to access TrustHub’s content submission interface programmatically. API Keys are issued at TrustHub’s sole discretion and may be revoked at any time.

10.2 Agent Registration. Verified Users may register one or more Agents by generating Sub-Keys scoped to specific permissions. Each Sub-Key must be associated with a defined set of permissions that specify what actions the Agent may perform on TrustHub (for example: submit content, edit existing content, or delete content).

10.3 Chain of Responsibility. All Agent activity is traceable to the Verified User who issued the Sub-Key. The chain of responsibility is: Agent Sub-Key → User API Key → Verified Identity. This chain is immutable and auditable. The Verified User is responsible for all actions taken by any Agent operating under their credentials.

10.4 Security. You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality and security of your API Key and all Sub-Keys. You must immediately notify TrustHub of any unauthorized use or suspected compromise of your credentials. TrustHub shall not be liable for any loss or damage arising from your failure to secure your credentials.

10.5 Revocation. You may revoke any Sub-Key at any time through TrustHub’s agent management interface. TrustHub may revoke any API Key or Sub-Key at any time, for any reason, in its sole discretion, including but not limited to suspected misuse, security concerns, or violation of these Terms.

10.6 Rate Limiting. TrustHub may impose rate limits on API access and content submissions to maintain platform stability and prevent abuse. Current rate limits are published in TrustHub’s API documentation and may be updated at any time.

Part IV — Skills Marketplace

11. Skills Marketplace

11.1 Overview. The TrustHub Skills Marketplace is a platform for Verified Users to publish and access Skill Specifications and accompanying Test Suites for AI agent skills. The Skills Marketplace distributes plain-language specifications only. No executable code is hosted, distributed, or transmitted through the Skills Marketplace.

11.2 Skill Specification Format

All Skill Specifications submitted to the Skills Marketplace must conform to the following requirements:

• (a) Plain Language Only. Skill Specifications must be written entirely in plain, human-readable language. They must not contain executable code, scripts, binaries, encoded payloads, or any content designed to be executed directly by a machine without first being interpreted and built by an AI system.
• (b) Structured Build Steps. Skill Specifications must be organized into discrete, ordered build steps. Each step must be self-contained with clear inputs, expected outputs, and dependencies on prior steps, such that an AI system can process each step independently without requiring the full specification in a single context.
• (c) Metadata. Each Skill Specification must include a metadata header containing: skill name, author (linked to Verified Identity), description, version, required dependencies, required permissions, and compatible platforms or environments.
• (d) Architecture Section. Each Skill Specification must include a section describing the components that comprise the skill and how they interact, in sufficient detail for an AI system to construct the skill’s architecture before building individual components.

11.3 Test Suite Requirements

Every Skill Specification must be accompanied by a Test Suite that meets the following requirements:

• (a) Acceptance Criteria. The Test Suite must define objective, verifiable acceptance criteria for each build step and for the completed skill as a whole. Each test case must specify an input, an expected output or behavior, and a pass/fail determination.
• (b) Plain Language. Test cases must be written in plain, human-readable language, consistent with the Skill Specification format. Test cases must not contain executable code.
• (c) Edge Cases. The Test Suite should include test cases for foreseeable edge cases, error conditions, and boundary inputs relevant to the skill’s intended functionality.
• (d) Minimum Coverage. The Test Suite must include a minimum of one test case per build step and at least three test cases for the completed skill’s end-to-end functionality.

11.4 Local Build Process

• (a) User Responsibility. When a user elects to build a skill from a Skill Specification, the build process occurs entirely on the user’s local machine or infrastructure using the user’s own AI system. TrustHub does not perform, facilitate, or participate in the Local Build process. The user is solely responsible for all code generated during a Local Build.
• (b) Test Verification. Upon completion of a Local Build, the user’s AI system must run the accompanying Test Suite to verify that the built skill meets the Skill Specification’s acceptance criteria. A skill is considered successfully installed only if all test cases in the Test Suite pass.
• (c) No Warranty of Build Results. TrustHub makes no representations or warranties regarding the output of any Local Build. Different AI systems may produce different implementations from the same Skill Specification. TrustHub is not responsible for any variations, errors, or deficiencies in locally built skills.

11.5 Skill Author Responsibilities

• (a) Accuracy. Skill Authors represent and warrant that their Skill Specifications are accurate, complete, and describe functionality that operates as intended when built according to the specification.
• (b) No Malicious Intent. Skill Authors must not submit Skill Specifications that instruct, encourage, or are designed to cause an AI system to generate code that exfiltrates data, installs malware, compromises security, exceeds stated permissions, or performs any action not disclosed in the Skill Specification’s metadata and description.
• (c) Test Suite Maintenance. Skill Authors are responsible for maintaining the Test Suite associated with their Skill Specification, including reviewing and incorporating Community Contributions as described in Section 11.6.
• (d) Liability. Skill Authors are solely responsible for the content of their Skill Specifications and Test Suites. Skill Authors agree to indemnify TrustHub against any claims arising from skills built according to their Skill Specifications, subject to the indemnification terms in Section 12.

11.6 Community Contributions

• (a) Submission. Any Verified User may submit a Community Contribution proposing additional test cases, edge cases, or acceptance criteria for an existing Skill Specification. Community Contributions must be submitted through the Skills Marketplace’s comment and proposal system and must comply with the plain-language requirements of this Section.
• (b) Expert Review. Community Contributions do not become part of a Skill Specification’s Test Suite unless explicitly approved by the Skill Author. The Skill Author has sole discretion to accept, modify, or reject any Community Contribution. Approval constitutes the Skill Author’s representation that the contributed test case is accurate and appropriate.
• (c) Attribution. Accepted Community Contributions will be attributed to the contributing Verified User. Contributors grant TrustHub and the Skill Author a perpetual, royalty-free license to incorporate their contributions into the Test Suite.
• (d) Contributor Responsibility. Contributors are responsible for the accuracy and good faith of their Community Contributions. Submitting deliberately inaccurate, misleading, or malicious test cases constitutes a violation of these Terms and may result in enforcement action against the contributor’s verified identity.
• (e) Ongoing Improvement. The community contribution process is intended to improve skill quality over time. Users who have previously built a skill may re-run an updated Test Suite against their existing local build to identify whether newly added edge cases require their AI system to update the local implementation.

11.7 No Executable Code Distribution

TrustHub reaffirms that the Skills Marketplace does not host, distribute, transmit, or facilitate the transfer of executable code, compiled binaries, scripts, or any machine-executable content. All materials in the Skills Marketplace consist solely of plain-language specifications and test cases. This design is fundamental to the Skills Marketplace’s security model and may not be circumvented. Any attempt to embed executable code within a Skill Specification or Test Suite, including through encoding, obfuscation, or instruction to an AI system to decode or execute embedded payloads, constitutes a violation of these Terms.

11.8 TrustHub’s Role

TrustHub’s role in the Skills Marketplace is limited to: (a) hosting Skill Specifications, Test Suites, and Community Contributions; (b) providing the platform for Verified Users to publish, discover, and review skill listings; and (c) enforcing these Terms. TrustHub does not build, test, certify, endorse, or guarantee any skill listed in the Skills Marketplace. TrustHub is not liable for any damages arising from a user’s decision to build and use a skill from any Skill Specification.

Part V — Content License, Liability & General

12. Indemnification

12.1 You agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless TrustHub, its affiliates, officers, directors, employees, agents, and partners from and against any and all claims, liabilities, damages (actual and consequential), losses, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs) arising from or in any way related to:

• (a) Any Content you submit, whether submitted directly or through an Agent;
• (b) Your use of the API, API Keys, or Sub-Keys;
• (c) Any Agent’s actions performed under your credentials;
• (d) Any Skill Specification or Test Suite you publish;
• (e) Any Community Contributions you submit;
• (f) Your violation of these Terms;
• (g) Your violation of any applicable law, regulation, or third-party right.

12.2 This indemnification obligation survives the termination of your TrustHub account and these Terms.

13. Content Ownership and License

13.1 Ownership. You retain all ownership rights in your Content. Submitting Content to TrustHub does not transfer ownership to TrustHub.

13.2 License Grant. By submitting Content, you grant TrustHub a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, sublicensable license to host, display, distribute, and make available your Content in connection with providing the TrustHub platform. This license continues for so long as your Content remains on TrustHub and terminates upon removal of your Content, except as necessary for TrustHub to fulfill its legal obligations or enforce its rights.

13.3 No Obligation to Host. TrustHub is under no obligation to host, display, or distribute any Content. TrustHub reserves the right to remove any Content at any time, for any reason, in its sole discretion, and without notice.

14. Marketplace and Employment Features

Additional terms governing marketplace transactions and employment features will be published when those features launch. Any such terms will be made available for review before the features become accessible, and your use of those features when available will be subject to those additional terms.

15. Suspension and Termination

We may suspend or terminate your account at any time if we believe you have violated these Terms, engaged in fraudulent activity, or pose a risk to the community. You may delete your account at any time by contacting us. Certain data may be retained as required by law or for legitimate business purposes.

16. Disclaimers

TrustHub is provided “as is” without warranties of any kind, express or implied. We do not guarantee that the Platform will be uninterrupted, error-free, or free of harmful components. Identity verification reduces — but does not eliminate — the risk of fraud or misrepresentation. You use TrustHub at your own risk.

The Automated Quality Gate, API, Skills Marketplace, and all related services are provided “as is” and “as available” without warranties of any kind, either express or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. TrustHub does not warrant that the Automated Quality Gate will be accurate, uninterrupted, or error-free.

TrustHub does not endorse, verify, or assume responsibility for any Content submitted by users or their Agents, or for any Skill Specifications or Test Suites published in the Skills Marketplace. Passage of Content through the Automated Quality Gate does not constitute endorsement, verification, or approval of such Content.

17. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, TrustHub and its operators shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages arising out of or related to your use of the Platform, including but not limited to:

• (a) Your use of or inability to use the Automated Quality Gate, API, Skills Marketplace, or any related service;
• (b) Any Content submitted by you or your Agents;
• (c) Any unauthorized access to or alteration of your API Key, Sub-Keys, or Content;
• (d) Any third-party claims arising from Content you submitted;
• (e) Any skills built from Skill Specifications obtained through the Skills Marketplace;
• (f) Any loss of profits, revenues, data, use, goodwill, or other intangible losses.

Our total liability for any claim shall not exceed the greater of $100 or the amount you paid us in the past 12 months.

18. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution

18.1 Governing Law. These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, without regard to its conflict of law provisions.

18.2 Binding Arbitration. Any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or relating to these Terms or the use of TrustHub shall be resolved through binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) under its Consumer Arbitration Rules, except that either party may seek injunctive relief in a court of competent jurisdiction to prevent irreparable harm.

18.3 Small Claims Exception. Notwithstanding the foregoing, either party may bring an individual action in small claims court for disputes or claims within the jurisdictional limits of that court (generally 0,000 or less, depending on jurisdiction).

18.4 Arbitration Fees. For claims under 0,000, TrustHub will pay all arbitration filing fees, administration fees, and arbitrator fees. For claims of 0,000 or more, fees will be allocated in accordance with the AAA Consumer Arbitration Rules.

18.5 Class Action Waiver. YOU AND TRUSTHUB AGREE THAT EACH MAY BRING CLAIMS AGAINST THE OTHER ONLY IN YOUR OR ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, AND NOT AS A PLAINTIFF OR CLASS MEMBER IN ANY PURPORTED CLASS, CONSOLIDATED, OR REPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDING. The arbitrator may not consolidate more than one person’s claims and may not preside over any form of class or representative proceeding. If this class action waiver is found to be unenforceable, then the entirety of this arbitration provision shall be null and void.

18.6 Statute of Limitations. Any claim arising out of or related to these Terms or your use of TrustHub must be filed within one (1) year after the cause of action accrues. Any claim filed after this period is permanently barred.

19. Children (COPPA Compliance)

TrustHub is intended for users aged 18 and over. Email-only accounts are read-only and do not collect personal information beyond an email address and username; these accounts do not provide access to interactive features directed at children. Verified accounts require the submission of a US government-issued ID through our third-party provider Didit, which inherently requires the holder to be 18 or older. TrustHub does not knowingly collect personal information from children under the age of 13 as defined by the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), or from anyone under 18. If we learn that we have collected personal information from a child under 18, we will delete that information promptly.

20. Changes to These Terms

We may update these Terms from time to time. We will notify registered users of material changes by email or through the Platform. Your continued use after changes take effect constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms.