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Using the site means you agree to these terms.

By accessing the site, creating an account, joining updates, making a purchase, donating, subscribing, or using any interactive feature, you agree to these Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy. If you do not agree, do not use the account, supporter, or purchase features.

Use the site only if you can lawfully enter this agreement.

You may use the site only if you are legally permitted to do so in your jurisdiction and can provide accurate information for your account, billing, and contact details. You may not create an account or use the site on behalf of another person in a misleading way.

Accounts must be truthful, secure, and non-impersonating.

• You are responsible for your login credentials and activity under your account.
• You must provide a valid email address you control.
• You may not use a display name that impersonates the site, its founder, staff, support, moderation, or official status.
• You may not use sexually explicit, abusive, fraudulent, or unlawful identifiers.
• You must notify the site promptly if you believe your account was accessed without permission.

Do not use the site to harm, probe, exploit, or interfere.

• No unlawful, abusive, harassing, threatening, defamatory, fraudulent, or sexually explicit use.
• No attempts to disrupt the site, overload it, scrape it aggressively, reverse engineer protected features, bypass access controls, or test security without permission.
• No malware, phishing, credential attacks, bot abuse, spam, or automated misuse.
• No impersonation of Avery Logic Works, the founder, site support, or other users.
• No use of the site in a way that could create legal, operational, reputational, or safety harm.

The site and its materials remain protected.

Unless a page clearly says otherwise, the site design, branding, written materials, media, logos, downloads, and project descriptions are owned by Avery Logic Works or used with permission. You may not copy, republish, resell, mirror, or exploit protected material beyond ordinary personal viewing without prior written permission.

Payments fund the work but do not transfer ownership rights.

One-time support, recurring support, and service-slot purchases may be offered through third-party billing providers. Payment does not transfer ownership of the studio, source code, trademarks, unpublished materials, or broader intellectual-property rights except where a separate written agreement says otherwise.

Custom software requests are reviewed before any payment is requested. Submitting an intake does not create a purchase obligation. If Avery Logic Works accepts the request, the final project price, scope, deposit or partial-payment amount, and remaining balance are agreed before development begins. If the request is declined, no payment is due.

Command Nexus pricing rises as it grows from Alpha to Beta to Full Release.

Command Nexus is released in stages — Early Access Alpha, then Beta, then Full Release. Because each stage adds capability, stability, and support, prices step up at each stage. By creating an account, starting a trial, or subscribing to Command Nexus, you acknowledge that current pricing is introductory and will change as the program advances.

If you are already subscribed when pricing changes, the price you are currently paying stays in effect until the end of the paid period you have already started. A price change does not retroactively charge you more for a period you have already paid for.

When that paid period ends and a new price is in effect, your subscription will not silently renew at the higher price. You will be asked whether you want to continue, and you will be shown your previous price and the new price before anything renews. If you choose not to continue, your paid access simply ends at the end of the period you already paid for.

Trials are time-limited and are not permanent free or low-cost access. Trial price and length may also change between stages. Yearly plans are planned for Full Release and are not offered during Alpha or Beta.

Capability claims are tied to release evidence, not simply to the existence of code.

Command Nexus may contain capabilities at different stages of implementation and verification. Avery Logic Works may identify a capability as implemented, working, verified, or complete, and may publish those distinctions in the Command Nexus Updates & Release Assurance record. Availability can vary by product version, plan, configured model, permissions, and connected services.

Command Nexus may generate text, code, research summaries, analysis, plans, and other outputs. Generated output is not a guarantee of factual accuracy, completeness, suitability, or fitness for a particular purpose. You remain responsible for reviewing output before relying on it for consequential decisions, publication, deployment, financial activity, legal matters, medical matters, or other situations where an error could cause material harm.

When a requested operation requires an unavailable backend or external service, Command Nexus is designed to report that limitation rather than represent an unperformed action as completed. External-service behavior remains subject to the service's availability, permissions, policies, and terms.

Billing issues should be reviewed directly first, and recurring support must remain cancellable.

If you believe a charge is incorrect, duplicated, or unauthorized, contact the billing address listed on the site before filing a dispute when reasonably possible. Refunds may be reviewed case by case using the transaction record, delivery status, refund history, service-intake record, customer communications, and any digital access or supporter benefits already used.

Approved refunds are normally returned to the original payment method. Custom work already started, substantially delivered, or completed may limit refund eligibility, and used digital access or fulfilled supporter benefits may also limit refund eligibility except where required by law.

If recurring support is offered, the recurring terms should be disclosed before payment and cancellation should remain reasonably accessible. Repeated abusive or bad-faith disputes may lead to purchase restrictions, account limitations, or access loss where allowed by law.

The site may change as the platform grows.

Avery Logic Works may add, remove, revise, suspend, or reorganize features, supporter areas, account settings, and public pages at any time. The site may remain in active development, and some features may be placeholders, staged rollouts, or limited-access previews while the platform evolves.

The site is provided on an as-available basis.

To the fullest extent allowed by law, the site and its features are provided �as is� and �as available,� without warranties of uninterrupted access, error-free operation, or fitness for a particular purpose. Reasonable effort may be made to keep the site stable, but uptime, availability, and continuity are not guaranteed.

Access may be restricted to protect the site or its users.

Avery Logic Works may suspend, restrict, delete, or refuse accounts, donations, purchases, comments, or access where there is suspected misuse, impersonation, unlawful conduct, security risk, repeated policy violations, payment abuse, or other conduct that threatens the site, users, or project operations.

Before any suspension or restriction becomes final, the event will be reviewed. We understand that life happens — sometimes in the worst way possible, sometimes when you least expect it, and sometimes when you are not even conscious enough to expect it. A child may press keys. A phone may butt-dial. Inputs may be repeated accidentally in ways that look wrong but were not intentional. If something looks accidental, it will be reviewed as accidental. The activity pattern, what was done, and how it was done may be examined to tell the difference between a real violation and an accident. If an event is determined to be accidental, it will not be treated the same as an intentional violation.

Third-party providers may handle part of the experience.

The site may use outside providers for hosting, authentication, payments, analytics, mailing lists, media delivery, and other infrastructure. Their systems may affect how parts of the site behave. Avery Logic Works is not responsible for outages or policy changes caused by independent third-party providers, though they may be part of the site�s normal operations.

Updated terms will govern future use once posted.

These terms may be updated from time to time. The updated version becomes effective when posted on the site unless a later effective date is stated. Continued use after changes are posted means you accept the revised version.