Terms

Last updated 13 August 2026. Zeqqat is an early project run by one person. These terms are short because the service is small, and they will get longer only if that stops being true.

Using the registry

Reading anything public here needs no account. An account exists so you can publish, and it gives you one namespace that is yours.

Do not publish anything you do not have the right to publish, anything designed to damage the people who run it, or anything that impersonates somebody else. Accounts and records that do can be removed.

What you publish

You keep ownership of what you publish. By publishing publicly you allow other people to pull it, run it and build on it. Publishing privately means only your namespace can read it.

A published version is permanent. Re-publishing the same namespace/name@version with different content is refused, because other people’s machines pin that exact triple. A record can be withdrawn so it stops being served, but the version string is never freed for reuse.

Do not publish a credential. Connector definitions must reference environment variables rather than contain secrets, and the registry rejects a literal one at publish time. That check is not a guarantee: check what a record contains before you push it, not after.

What you run

Workflows published here are written by other people and run on your machine, with your credentials, against your infrastructure. Read the steps before you run one. Nothing is reviewed, audited or endorsed by us, and a step marked as verifying its own work is a claim made by whoever wrote it.

No warranty

The service and everything published on it are provided as they are, with no warranty. We are not liable for damage arising from using it. The software itself is Apache-2.0-licensed, and that licence governs the code.

Changes

These terms may change. The date at the top says when they last did. Continuing to use the registry after a change means the new version applies.

See also Privacy, which describes the only two things collected and is more specific than this page.