Terms of Service

Using SkillAIVibe

SkillAIVibe provides free educational content about programming and artificial intelligence, including code that runs in your browser. Every course, exercise, playground, tool listing, prompt and article is available to anyone at no cost and without creating an account. By reading the site you are accepting the plain terms set out on this page. If paid content is introduced in the future, this page will be updated with real terms before anything is offered for purchase.

Who you are dealing with

SkillAIVibe is written and run by one independent person. There is no company office, no support team, and no staff behind the site. That shapes what you can reasonably expect: careful writing and honest corrections, but not guaranteed response times, uptime commitments, or service-level promises.

No guarantees

Completing a course does not guarantee any job, promotion, income, or business outcome. Course content is educational only. Nothing here is a certification, a qualification, or a credential, and we do not issue certificates.

Not professional advice

Content on this site is general information, not legal, financial, medical, tax, or career advice for your situation, and it should not be used as a substitute for a qualified professional. Our Disclaimer covers this in full, and it applies to every page.

No accounts

SkillAIVibe currently has no user accounts or login database, so there is no account to register or delete. The save button and lesson progress markers keep their lists inside your own browser, as described in our Privacy Policy. Those lists are yours to clear at any time, and we cannot see them, restore them, or move them to another device for you.

Who this site is for

The site is written for adults and older students. It is not directed at young children, and it asks nothing of any reader. Many of the AI tools we describe set their own minimum age and their own conditions of use, so check those on the provider's site before signing up for anything.

Content ownership

SkillAIVibe's explanations, exercises and prompts are developed for this platform. Any rights we hold in them do not extend to facts, programming ideas, common syntax or third-party material. Applicable third-party licenses and any rights provided by law continue to apply. You may use what you learn; our Copyright Policy spells out what you are welcome to do without asking — including using our prompt templates in your own work — and how to request anything beyond that.

Running code on this site

The Learn to Code section lets you write and run code inside your own browser. It is provided free and as it is: the language runtimes are open-source software we bundle, described on the licenses page, and the security page states exactly what the sandbox enforces and what it does not guarantee. We do not promise that a given language will always be available, that a run will always complete, or that the grading will never be wrong — we do promise to fix mistakes you report. Code you write stays on your device and belongs to you. Please do not use the sandbox to try to attack this site, other websites, or other people's computers; it is designed to make that ineffective, and attempting it is not welcome regardless.

Third-party tools

Our AI Tools Directory describes and links to third-party products we do not operate or control. We are not responsible for those products' availability, pricing, or behavior — always check the official site for current details. Your use of any such tool is a matter between you and that provider, under their terms, and we are not a party to it.

Acceptable use

SkillAIVibe is a public website with no login, so there is not much to restrict. The few things we ask:

• Do not attempt to disrupt the site, probe it for weaknesses, or interfere with the servers it runs on.
• Do not use automated tools to scrape the content wholesale, or to place a load on the site far beyond ordinary reading.
• Do not republish the content as your own or resell it — see the Copyright Policy for what is fine and what is not.
• Do not use the site in a way that breaks the law where you are.

These are ordinary requests, not traps. Reading, printing, saving, quoting with attribution, and linking are all welcome.

Accuracy and updates

We write carefully and correct errors when we find them or when they are reported. That said, AI tools change quickly. A free tier described here may have changed since we last checked, and a feature we mention may have moved or been removed. Where a page describes a third-party product, the official site is always the authority on its current state.

If you spot something out of date or wrong, telling us through the Contact page is genuinely useful. Our Editorial Policy explains how corrections are handled.

Feedback and suggestions you send us

If you email a correction, a topic suggestion, or an idea for the site, we may act on it and write about it without owing you a payment or a credit, and without any obligation to use it at all. That is the ordinary arrangement for unsolicited suggestions, and saying it here just avoids a misunderstanding later.

The practical consequence for you: do not send confidential material or anything you are not free to share. If you want your name attached to something you contributed, ask and we will usually be glad to do it.

Availability

The site is provided as it is, without any guarantee of uninterrupted availability. It is a free resource run by one person; it may be offline occasionally for maintenance or because something broke. Pages may also be edited, moved, or removed as content is revised, and we may change or retire a feature — such as saving or progress tracking — without notice.

Links to other sites

Our AI Tools Directory and articles link to third-party websites. Those sites have their own terms and privacy practices, and we have no control over what they do. A link is not an endorsement, and it does not mean we have reviewed how they handle your data.

Reporting a security problem

The acceptable-use section asks you not to probe the site for weaknesses. If you find one anyway — a broken header, a way to inject content into a page, anything of that kind — the request is simply that you tell us at the address below before telling the internet, and give us a fair chance to fix it. We will not threaten anyone who reports a genuine problem in good faith.

There is no bounty program and no payment on offer, because this is a free site run by one person. We can offer thanks and a fast fix.

Limitation of liability

Everything here is educational information, provided in good faith and without warranty of any kind. To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for any loss arising from decisions made on the basis of content on this site, from a third-party tool you found through it, or from the site being unavailable. Our Disclaimer sets out what our content is and is not intended for.

Nothing in these terms is meant to take away rights you have under the consumer protection law of the country you live in. Where a local law gives you a right that this page appears to limit, the local law wins and the rest of this page still applies.

Which law applies

This is a free reading site with no accounts, no payments, and no contract to perform, and it is read all over the world. Rather than claim that one country's courts govern your use of it, we would rather say plainly: use the site under the law that applies where you are, and if something on it causes a problem, write to us first — a direct message solves almost everything a free educational site can cause.

If part of this page does not hold

Laws differ from one country to the next, and it is possible that a sentence on this page has no effect where you live. If that happens, only that part drops away — the rest of the page still applies as written. A single unenforceable line does not cancel the whole thing.

Similarly, if we do not enforce something on this page on one occasion, that is not us giving up the right to enforce it later. These terms, together with the pages they link to, are the whole of what governs your use of the site; nothing said elsewhere, by anyone, adds to them.

Changes

These terms will be updated whenever the site gains new functionality — for example, if accounts, payments, or advertising are ever introduced. The "Last updated" date above changes whenever this page does, and notable changes are also listed on What's New. Continuing to use the site after an update means the updated terms are the ones that apply.

Contact

Questions about these terms can be sent to contact@skillaivibe.com, the same address listed on our Contact page.