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This page describes what the document states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
This is Sourcegraph's Terms of Service landing page, which does not itself contain the full terms but instead directs users to the correct set of terms based on whether they are using general Sourcegraph products, AI tools such as Cody or Deep Search, Professional Services, or U.S. Government deployments. The most significant thing to know is that different products and user types are governed by different legal agreements, and users who agreed to terms before AI Tools were introduced may be subject to a separate, legacy AI Tools terms document. If you use Sourcegraph's Cody or Deep Search products, navigate to the AI Tools terms at sourcegraph.com/terms/ai-terms to review the specific terms that apply to your use.
This document is a Terms of Service index page published by Sourcegraph at sourcegraph.com/terms, serving as a navigational hub that directs users to the appropriate set of terms based on their product or user category rather than itself constituting a full contractual agreement. The page identifies four distinct terms frameworks: the general Sourcegraph terms and conditions (covering all products except Amp across all deployment types unless a customized Order Form is executed), the AI Tools terms (formerly applicable to Cody, now covering Cody, Enterprise AI, and Deep Search for customers who agreed to terms prior to AI Tools introduction), Professional Services terms, and Supplemental Terms for U.S. Government Users. Because this page functions as an index rather than a substantive terms document, the specific obligations, data handling provisions, liability clauses, and dispute resolution mechanisms are contained within the linked sub-documents rather than disclosed here. Regulatory frameworks including GDPR, CCPA, and AI-specific regulations such as the EU AI Act may engage with the substantive terms linked from this index, particularly given Sourcegraph's AI coding assistant products, but applicability depends on the content of those linked documents and the user's jurisdiction. Compliance teams reviewing Sourcegraph's terms should proceed to the product-specific documents, particularly the Sourcegraph cloud terms and the AI Tools terms, for material contractual and data governance provisions.
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