Site terms

These terms operate between AGENTIX AI PTY LTD, ACN 695 748 693, ABN 24 695 748 693, of Queensland, Australia, and you as a reader of agentixai.fyi. They take effect when a page from this domain loads in your browser and stop when you leave.

There is no account to open, no box to tick and no signature to give, because none of those would add anything: reading is the whole of the transaction. Continuing to read is the acceptance, and closing the tab ends it with nothing outstanding on either side.

The company behind the domain is on the public register: the Australian Securities and Investments Commission holds the ACN record, and abr.business.gov.au shows the ABN and the entity name. Anybody wanting to know who they are agreeing with can establish it without asking us.

This document speaks for the Queensland company alone. It creates no obligation for the separate firm trading at agentixai.com and agentix.com, and it excuses that firm from nothing.

The two are unrelated in ownership, staff and commercial arrangement. Neither has authority to bind the other, and no contract with either one reaches across to the other.

Any agreement you have with that firm is governed by whatever document they gave you, and a dispute under it belongs with them. Nothing on this page varies, interprets or overrides it, and nothing on this page can be waved at them as though it did.

This site describes what the harness does and how it is run. It is not an offer capable of acceptance, not a quotation, and not professional, legal, engineering or security advice for your situation.

Nothing here can be transacted: there is no price list, no order path and no checkout, so there is nothing for an acceptance to attach itself to. A binding arrangement to run evaluations would arrive as a written agreement naming scope, fees, term and the handling rules for submitted material, signed by both sides, and it would say plainly that it supersedes anything read on a web page.

Walk the site and look for a form to submit or a figure to accept. Their absence is the point. A passage describing the harness is a description of how it works, not a term you can hold this company to; the terms are the ones inside a signed agreement, and they are the only ones that bind either side.

A method changes as it meets work that does not fit it, and when it does the page changes with it. Nothing published here is a promise that a described stage stays in the shape described. Treat the descriptions as open to argument, which is why the contact page carries a route for arguing with them.

Nothing written on this site excludes, restricts or modifies a right or remedy you hold under the Australian Consumer Law, and no reading of any entry below is permitted that would have that effect.

That statute, found at Schedule 2 to the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth), guarantees due care and skill wherever services are supplied to a consumer, along with fitness for a purpose made known and supply within a reasonable time. A contractual term purporting to exclude one of those guarantees is void, so writing such a term would achieve nothing except making this document less honest than it looks.

Read the liability entry below against this one. Where the Australian Consumer Law permits liability for a supply to be limited, the limitation there is stated openly, in the form the statute allows, rather than being disguised as a blanket disclaimer that would be unenforceable on its face.

Read, print, save, link, cite and machine-read these pages at a sensible rate. Permission for all of that is given here and does not have to be sought.

What is asked in return is short:

• Do not present this material as somebody else's work, and do not strip the company's name off a passage taken from it.
• Do not use the name or the mark in a way suggesting this company endorses, supplies or has reviewed something it has not.
• Do not request pages at a rate that degrades the site for other readers, and do not attempt to reach anything the server has not offered.
• Do not use this domain as a staging post for anything unlawful, which is a term every host imposes anyway.

The robots file on this domain is permissive and the pages are static, so a crawler needs no permission it does not already have. If an automated reader is causing trouble at this end, the response will be an email describing the problem, not a demand letter. The reverse also holds: if a crawl of yours needs a higher rate for a legitimate reason, write and say so.

Investigating this site in good faith and reporting what you find is not a breach of these terms, and will not be treated as one afterwards.

Testing counts as good faith where it stays inside your own session, leaves other people's data alone, avoids degrading the service for anybody else, and stops at the point where a fault has been demonstrated rather than pressing on to see how far it goes. Send what you found to [email protected] with Security at the front of the subject.

The published clock for a security report is the same or the next business day, and it is printed on the contact page beside every other clock this company keeps. No payment is offered for a finding. What is offered is an answer, a repair where the fault is ours to repair, and a public credit line if you want one.

Copyright in the text, structure, stylesheet, illustrations and mark on this site belongs to AGENTIX AI PTY LTD, and quotation with attribution is permitted without asking.

Quote what you need for review, reporting, criticism, teaching or study, name the source and link to the page you took it from. Republishing a whole page as though it were your own publication is a different act and is not permitted by this entry. The images are licensed to this company for use on this site, so they travel with the page rather than separately from it.

Fair dealing under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) exists whether or not permission is given on a web page, and this entry adds to it rather than cutting it down. Where you think material here infringes something of yours, write with Legal at the front of the subject, identifying the work, the basis of the claim and where to reach you.

"Agentix AI" is used by this company as its trading name, alongside the registered company name AGENTIX AI PTY LTD. The similar name and any marks used by the separate firm at agentixai.com belong to that firm. Nothing on this site asserts a claim over their marks, and nothing here should be read as a licence to use either company's name in a way that suggests a connection where none exists.

A link out of these pages is a pointer to something worth checking, not an endorsement of it and not an assumption of responsibility for it.

The outbound links here go to the Australian Business Register, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner, and the host that serves the typefaces. They exist so that assertions made on this site can be tested against a source outside it.

Each of those destinations publishes its own terms and its own privacy documents, and yours is the relationship that forms when you arrive there. Where a link from here has gone stale or now points somewhere unexpected, say so and it gets fixed.

Personal information is governed by the privacy policy, and no entry on this page limits, qualifies or waives anything stated there.

Where the two documents appear to disagree on a question about personal information, the privacy policy governs. That ordering is stated here rather than left for a court to work out, because a reader deciding whether to write in should not have to reconcile two pages first.

Browser storage and the requests these pages make are described separately in the cookie notice, in terms specific enough to be verified from your own developer tools rather than taken on trust.

This site carries no uptime commitment, and no entry here should be read as one.

The pages are static files served through a hosting provider. They can be unavailable during maintenance, during a fault at the provider, or during a network event neither of us controls. Content can also be edited, moved or withdrawn as the work it describes moves on.

Nothing here is a system of record for you, which is the practical consequence of the entry above. Where a page matters, take your own copy of it. That is expressly permitted by the reading and quoting entry, and a saved copy carries its version and effective date at the head where a dispute can reach them.

Liability is limited exactly as far as Australian law permits it to be limited, and not one step beyond that line.

Subject to the Australian Consumer Law and to any other right that cannot lawfully be excluded:

• The company is not liable for indirect or consequential loss, loss of profit, loss of opportunity or loss of data arising from your use of this website or from reliance on a description published on it.
• Where a supply is not of a kind ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household use, and where the Australian Consumer Law permits it, liability for a failure of a consumer guarantee is limited to resupplying the services or paying the cost of having them resupplied.

Four things are outside that limitation and stay outside it whatever else this page says:

• Liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence.
• Liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.
• The consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law.
• The statutory tort for serious invasion of privacy, which the privacy policy deals with in its own entry.

The law of Queensland governs this document and anything arising out of it, and the courts of Queensland have non-exclusive jurisdiction.

The company is registered in Queensland and operates from there, so that is where its records sit and where a dispute can most sensibly be heard. "Non-exclusive" is doing real work in that sentence: it leaves you free to bring a matter somewhere else where the law of your own place gives you that right.

Search this document for a compulsory arbitration clause, a class action waiver, a jury waiver or a foreign forum selection. None is present, and none will be added quietly, since an amendment of that kind would have to appear under the amendment entry with a version number and a date attached to it.

The version in force is the one printed at the head of this page, and the version that governs a past visit is the one that stood at the time of that visit.

An amendment gets a new version number and a new effective date. Nothing here is applied retrospectively to something you did while an earlier version was displayed, which is the only reason a version number on a public web page is worth printing at all.

An earlier version can be requested by mail and will be supplied as it stood. Between them, the version number and the effective date make a disagreement about what these terms once said into a question of documents rather than a question of recollection.

Documents requiring formal service reach this company at the registered office recorded against ACN 695 748 693. Everything else reaches it at the published mail address.

The registered office is the address with standing for service under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), and it is held on the public register rather than typed onto a page that could be edited later. Mail to [email protected] is read and answered on the clocks published on the contact page.

Look the address up against ACN 695 748 693 at the Australian Securities and Investments Commission rather than relying on this page for it. Where a document has to be served formally, the register is the authority for where it goes, and a page like this one is not.