Terms of use
The rules for using Gauntlith's website and launcher.
Updated 12 November 2026
Who we are #
Gauntlith is run by A713C. It lists add-ons for AI apps (skills, plugins and connectors) that live on GitHub. We don't host their files: each listing points at one GitHub commit we checked.
What a check means #
Every listed version is pinned to one commit and checked before it's listed. Each version shows its status: No known issues found, Issues found, Not fully checked, Hidden, under review, or Removed, malicious.
A check lowers risk; it doesn't remove it. “No known issues found” means our checks found nothing, not that the add-on is safe in every use. You decide what you install and run.
Your account #
You sign in with GitHub or Google. Keep that account secure: what's done while signed in is yours. You can sign out of the website and the launcher at any time.
Reviews, reports and claims #
Reviews and reports must be honest and about the add-on. You keep what you write; you let us show it on Gauntlith and remove it if it breaks the content rules. Claim a page only for an add-on you own or maintain.
Add-ons are their authors’ #
Each add-on keeps its own licence, shown on its page. Using it means following that licence. Its author, not A713C, is responsible for what it does.
Limits #
Gauntlith is offered as it is, free of charge. As far as the law allows, A713C isn't liable for harm from add-ons or from using the site or launcher. We may change or stop parts of the service, and we'll update these terms here with a new date when we do.