Deep Agent Terms of Service

※ These Terms of Service set forth the rights, obligations, and conditions regarding the use of Deep Agent (the “Service”) provided by Korea Deep Learning Co., Ltd. (the “Company”).

Chapter 1. General Provisions

Article 1 (Purpose)

These Terms aim to define the rights and obligations of the Company and members, as well as the conditions and procedures for use, when members access and use the Service.

Article 2 (Definitions)

“Service” means the document AI demo/playground, sample workflows, and all related tools provided by the Company.
“Member” means a person who agrees to these Terms and uses the Service by registering or consenting in accordance with the procedures set by the Company.
“Account” means an identification unit assigned by the Company for use of the Service.
“Input Data” means documents, images, text, metadata, and other information uploaded or entered by a Member into the Service.
“Outputs” means any text, structured data, images, or other results generated or produced by the Service.
Terms not defined herein shall follow applicable laws and general practices.

Article 3 (Effectiveness and Amendment of the Terms)

These Terms become effective upon posting on the Service screen or the Company’s website.
The Company may amend these Terms to the extent permitted by applicable laws. If amendments are unfavorable to Members, notice will be provided at least 30 days prior to the effective date.
If a Member does not withdraw or raise an objection by the effective date of the amendment, the Member is deemed to have agreed to the amendment.
Certain provisions of these Terms shall remain effective by their nature even after termination of the Service or membership withdrawal.

Article 4 (Governing Rules Outside the Terms)

Matters not specified herein shall be governed by applicable laws, individual service terms, operation policies, or separate agreements. The order of precedence shall be: separate agreements → individual terms/policies → these Terms.

Chapter 2. Members

Article 5 (Registration, Withdrawal, and Loss of Eligibility)

A person may apply for membership after agreeing to these Terms, and a use agreement is formed upon the Company’s acceptance.
A Member may request withdrawal at any time, and the Company shall process such request without delay unless there is a special reason.
The Company may refuse registration, suspend use, or delete an account in the following cases:
1. Provision of false information or impersonation of another person
2. Use for purposes that violate laws or public order and morals
3. A significant risk of security or technical issues
Notices regarding loss or restriction of eligibility may be provided via the Service screen, email, or other means.

Article 6 (Accounts and Security)

Members are responsible for managing their accounts and passwords and shall not allow use by third parties.
If a Member becomes aware of theft or infringement, the Member must immediately notify the Company and follow its guidance.

Article 7 (Member Obligations)

Members shall not engage in the following acts:

Providing false information, account theft/sharing, or abnormal use via automated programs
Infringement of others’ rights (copyrights, portrait rights, trade secrets, etc.)
Uploading or distributing illegal or harmful information, or transmitting malware
Reverse engineering, source code extraction, unauthorized copying or modification of the Service
Direct or indirect use of Outputs or the Service for training or improving competing models
Any other acts violating applicable laws or these Terms
Acts that cause or may cause security incidents

Chapter 3. Service

Article 8 (Service Content and Nature)

The Service is a demo/playground and may include limited functionality or experimental (beta) features.
The Company may modify or suspend features for improvement or stabilization, with prior or subsequent notice where necessary.
The Company may provide the Service in connection with third-party services (clouds, APIs, etc.), in which case the policies of the respective providers apply to those areas.

Article 9 (Restriction or Suspension of Use)

The Company may restrict or suspend use without prior notice in the following cases:

Emergency measures are required to prevent the spread of security incidents
Abnormal traffic, system intrusion, or service disruption occurs
Reasonable suspicion of violation of these Terms or applicable laws

When the cause for such measures is resolved, the Company shall resume the Service without delay.

Article 10 (Information Provision and Notices)

The Company may provide information via the Service screen, email, or other means for service provision and improvement, statutory notices, and operational guidance. Advertising information will be provided only with consent as required by law.

Article 11 (Fees and Credits)

The demo is provided free of charge in principle; however, the Company may operate a trial credit system pursuant to its policies.
Free credits are non-transferable, non-leasable, non-saleable, and may not be provided as collateral. Validity periods and conditions of use will be separately notified on the Service screen.
If paid trial usage or paid credits are introduced, pricing, billing, and refund policies will be announced separately.

Chapter 4. Data and Intellectual Property

Article 12 (Data Processing Principles)

Inputs and outputs entering through API (non-demo) routes are, in principle, not stored and are not used for new service development or AI training.
Inputs and outputs in Deep Agent (demo/playground) may be retained and used until membership withdrawal for purposes of service provision, quality improvement, technical R&D, and legal compliance. (The Company may shorten or change retention periods pursuant to policy, with notice.)
For asynchronous processing features, to ensure smooth provision, input data may be retained until inference completion (up to 72 hours), output data for 30 days, intermediate logs for 7 days, and metadata (job ID, status, duration, etc.) for 60 days. The Company does not use this data for model training (limited to de-identified statistics and quality monitoring).
Where the Company provides features via third-party AI/cloud services, the data processing policies of such providers may apply. Even in such cases, the Company adheres to the principles set forth in Paragraphs 1 through 3.
Members warrant that they have lawful authority over the Input Data, and if personal information is included, Members must take prior measures required by applicable laws (e.g., the Personal Information Protection Act).
Ownership of Outputs generated in the course of using the Service belongs to the Member in principle; however, the Company may use Outputs in de-identified and aggregated forms within the scope of service provision, quality improvement, technical R&D, and statistics.
Upon receipt of a rights infringement report or confirmation of infringement, the Company may take necessary measures such as deletion or blocking within the scope of applicable laws.
If result viewing is terminated by leaving the results screen (e.g., back navigation), the output data for that job is immediately deleted or expired, and cannot be retrieved or restored thereafter. To account for network failures where immediate deletion is not possible, the Company operates an auxiliary expiration timer of up to 5 minutes, after which automatic deletion occurs.

Article 13 (Intellectual Property Rights and License)

The copyrights and intellectual property rights in the Service and included software, documents, UI/UX, and materials belong to the Company or rightful owners.
The Company grants Members only a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable license. Members may use the Service and Outputs only within the scope permitted by law and these Terms.
The Company may apply a no-store caching policy when providing results, and result URLs/tokens may be provided on a single-use basis.
Members shall not reverse engineer, copy, modify, or distribute the Service or Outputs, nor directly or indirectly use them for training, improving, or evaluating competing models, without prior written permission.

Chapter 5. Warranties and Liability

Article 14 (Disclaimer of Warranties)

The Service is a demo provided “as-is.” The Company makes no express or implied warranties regarding merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or error-free or uninterrupted operation.
Outputs may vary depending on input quality and usage environment, and the Company does not warrant completeness, accuracy, suitability, or expected outcomes.

Article 15 (Limitation of Liability)

The Company shall not be liable for damages arising from force majeure, third-party service failures, or causes attributable to the Member.
Unless caused by the Company’s fault, the Company shall not be liable for indirect, consequential, special, or punitive damages.
The total amount of damages for which the Company may be liable shall be limited to the total amount actually paid by the Member to the Company during the six (6) months immediately preceding the date of damage (or KRW 0 if the Service was used free of charge only).

Chapter 6. Miscellaneous

Article 16 (Service Modification, Suspension, and Termination)

The Company may modify, suspend, or terminate all or part of the Service for operational, managerial, or technical reasons, with prior or subsequent notice within a reasonable scope.

Article 17 (Prohibition of Assignment)

Members may not assign or provide as collateral their status, rights, or obligations under the use agreement to any third party without the Company’s prior written consent.

Article 18 (Dispute Resolution and Governing Law)

These Terms shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea.

Article 19 (Language)

The primary language of these Terms is Korean. An English translation may be provided for convenience, and in the event of any discrepancy, the Korean version shall prevail.

Addendum

Effective Date: October 17, 2025