Purpose
These guidelines apply to everything you submit to Multisis. Because every prompt is processed by several third-party models, we ask that you use the service responsibly and in line with both these rules and the policies of your chosen providers.
By using Multisis you agree to follow these guidelines. They work alongside our privacy policy.
What you can ask
Multisis is a general-purpose assistant. You are welcome to use it for a wide range of lawful, constructive work.
Research and analysis
Compare options, weigh trade-offs, summarize topics and explore questions from several viewpoints.
Writing and editing
Draft, rewrite, outline and proofread emails, essays, reports and creative work.
Code and technical work
Debug, review, explain and design software, including architecture and tooling decisions.
Learning
Ask for explanations, worked examples, study plans and practice questions on any subject.
Planning and decisions
Structure projects, evaluate strategies and think through decisions with balanced reasoning.
Everyday questions
Anything curious, practical or exploratory that you would normally ask a knowledgeable friend.
What is not allowed
You may not use Multisis to create, request or distribute any of the following:
- Content that sexualizes minors or exploits children in any way.
- Instructions for creating weapons, explosives, or biological, chemical or nuclear agents capable of mass harm.
- Malware, ransomware, exploits, phishing kits or other tools built to damage systems or steal data.
- Planning, encouraging or glorifying violence, terrorism or targeted harassment of any person or group.
- Hate speech or content that demeans people based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexuality, disability or similar traits.
- Fraud, scams, impersonation, forged documents or deceptive content intended to mislead others.
- Attempts to identify, track, stalk or expose private individuals, including collecting personal data without consent.
- Content that promotes or provides methods for self-harm or suicide.
- Large-scale spam, disinformation campaigns or automated abuse of the service.
- Attempts to bypass the safety systems of the underlying models or to extract confidential system instructions.
- Anything that violates applicable law or the terms of the model providers whose keys you use.
Sensitive topics
Some subjects can be discussed responsibly for education, safety or research, but require care. Multisis may decline, redirect or add context when a request touches on:
- Medical, legal and financial questions, which should never replace a qualified professional.
- Mental health and emotional distress. If you are struggling, please reach out to a trusted person or a local support service.
- Security topics, where defensive and educational discussion is welcome but offensive tooling is not.
- Politics and contested social issues, where we aim for balanced, fair and accurate overviews.
If you are in crisis
API keys and providers
- Only use API keys that belong to you or that you are explicitly authorized to use.
- Do not share your account or your keys with others, and never paste another person’s credentials into the app.
- You are responsible for usage costs and for complying with each provider’s terms, rate limits and acceptable-use policies.
- Do not submit confidential data, regulated data or secrets to any model unless you are permitted to share it with that provider.
Writing good prompts
Clear prompts give the council more to work with and produce stronger final answers.
Be specific
State the goal, the audience and any constraints. Specific questions give the thinkers more to work with.
Provide context
Include relevant background, data or code. The three thinkers can only reason about what you share.
Ask one thing at a time
Focused prompts yield sharper write-ups and a cleaner final answer than long, multi-part requests.
Iterate
Use follow-ups to refine. Multisis carries recent conversation context into each new turn.
Accuracy and responsibility
Combining several models improves coverage, but it does not make answers infallible. Models can be wrong, out of date or overconfident, and they may agree with one another and still be mistaken.
- Verify important facts, figures, citations and code before relying on them.
- Do not treat output as professional medical, legal, financial or safety advice.
- You are responsible for how you use the answers you receive.
Enforcement
We may limit, suspend or remove access for accounts that violate these guidelines or that put the service, other users or third parties at risk. Where required by law, we may also cooperate with the relevant authorities.
To report a concern or ask a question about these guidelines, contact support@multisis.space. We may update these guidelines as the service evolves and will change the date above when we do.