Updated 19 September 2026
Acceptable use
Review code with permission, protect other people, and use the service without disrupting it.
Protect people and their information
Do not use AntiCode to obtain another customer's records, steal credentials, bypass repository permissions, or introduce malicious changes into systems without authorisation. Do not submit material unlawfully or use the service to facilitate fraud, harassment, or other harm.
Keep unnecessary personal information and live credentials out of review requests. If you discover an exposed secret, use the owner's security process and redact the value when discussing the issue. A finding or suggested fix should not become another copy of the secret.
Respect service limits and review limitations
Do not evade rate limits, create abusive automated traffic, disrupt availability, or misrepresent your identity or access. Do not portray AntiCode output as a certified audit, proof of compliance, or a guarantee that code is safe.
This policy does not authorise testing of AntiCode's live infrastructure or third-party services. Follow the vulnerability-disclosure policy and obtain any permission required for the systems you test.
Reports and access restrictions
Report suspected misuse to support@anticode.app with enough information to identify the issue, without unnecessary personal data or credentials. AntiCode is operated by Rashad Elkersawy in Oldenburg, Germany.
We may apply proportionate restrictions to address unlawful use, material abuse, or a security risk, as described in the terms of use. You can ask for an explanation or review of a restriction through the same contact address.
Contact fallback
If you cannot reach support@anticode.app, email admin@rtwochain.com and identify AntiCode in the subject.