Acceptable-use terms
Terms that apply when you connect an AI assistant to Euler.
Version: 2026-10
These terms apply to every connection between Euler and an AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT or any other client) made through Euler's assistant connector. They supplement, and do not replace, your organization's agreement with Euler. By connecting an assistant, or by enabling connections for an organization, you accept them.
1. Purpose
The connector exists so that you can analyse your own manufacturing process: your prints, your devices, your alerts and your data. Everything it returns — layer data, detections, images, models, reports — is provided for that purpose only.
2. What you may not do
You and the assistants you connect must not:
- Reverse engineer Euler's detection, or attempt to infer or characterise how it works, including by systematic probing of the connector.
- Benchmark Euler's detection against other systems, or publish comparisons derived from connector data, without Euler's written consent.
- Build datasets from connector output, in particular pairing layer images with detections, labels or any derived annotation.
- Train, fine-tune, evaluate, test or distil any machine-learning model using data obtained through the connector, or supply such data to a third party for those purposes.
- Circumvent access controls, or access data belonging to an organization you are not a member of.
- Share connection credentials or let anyone else operate a connection made under your account.
Assistants are instructed to point out when a request falls under these points, and to decline that part. Ordinary analysis, exports and reports of your own data are not affected. The restrictions bind you regardless of what an assistant does or does not decline.
3. Limits and monitoring
- Euler records every request made through a connection (tool, parameters, timing, result size) and makes this usage visible to your organization's admins. Admins may optionally cap the layer images an assistant fetches per day, and images are reduced in resolution unless an admin allows otherwise.
- Unusually high-volume usage is flagged to your organization's admins for review. The connection keeps working. Euler may revoke connections at its discretion where it suspects a breach.
4. Revocation
You may revoke a connection at any time from User settingsConnected apps. Organization admins may revoke any connection, or disable connections for the whole organization, at any time. Revocation takes effect immediately. Data already received by an assistant is governed by that assistant provider's terms.
5. Third-party assistants
The assistant you connect is operated by a third party under its own terms and privacy policy. Euler is not responsible for how that provider stores, processes or uses the data you send it through the connector. Check the provider's data-retention and training settings before connecting.
6. Changes
Euler may update these terms. When the version changes, you will be asked to accept the new version the next time you connect, and admins will be asked to re-confirm the organization setting.