Terms of Service

Swarm provides automation workflows that help engineering teams move from scoped issues to review-ready pull requests.

Use of the service indicates acceptance of these terms and any organization-specific agreements that govern your workspace.

Organizations are responsible for managing user access and ensuring only authorized contributors run automations against repositories.

Users must keep credentials and integration tokens secure and must not share access outside approved team members.

You agree not to use Swarm to violate laws, abuse third-party systems, exfiltrate data, or intentionally introduce malicious code.

Automations should be configured with appropriate review, testing, and approval safeguards for your risk profile.

Swarm integrates with external tools such as GitHub and Linear; your use of those integrations is also subject to their terms.

Feature availability may change as providers evolve APIs, capabilities, or access requirements.

Swarm is continuously developed and may add, modify, or remove features to improve reliability and safety.

Downtime, interruptions, and generated output errors can occur, so customers should maintain independent review and release controls.

Swarm is provided on an as-is basis and does not replace human engineering judgment, security review, or legal review.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, liability is limited to direct damages arising from service access and use.