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## clusters

Trust & safety

How Clusters helps you evaluate capabilities, and what we do and don’t guarantee. This page describes current behavior — it is not a legal warranty.

Verified reviews

Reviews can be left by users; aggregate ratings are shown on each listing. Reviews that are reported may be hidden or removed through moderation. We do not fabricate reviews.

Trust scores

Each capability has a trust score derived from signals like reviews, version history, reports, and creator verification. It is a heuristic to aid judgement, not a security certification.

Versioning

Published versions are immutable. Installs can be pinned, and creators can mark deprecations, recommended upgrades, and security notices on specific versions.

Security notices

Creators and moderators can attach a security notice to an item or version. Notices are shown prominently and are never hidden by featuring or curation.

Moderation, reports & disputes

Anyone can report an item, review, or creator. Moderators can mark items under review, restrict, or suspend them. Buyers can open disputes and refund requests, which are handled by review.

Refund requests

Refunds are reviewed manually. Accepting a dispute or approving a refund records the decision in the ledger; funds do not move automatically.

External runner safety

Agents and loops execute on external runners (the data plane), which run code in their own isolated environments. Each runner operator is responsible for sandboxing their own execution.

No arbitrary code execution in Clusters

The Clusters control plane handles identity, payments, jobs, and ledgers. It does notrun arbitrary capability code itself. We do not claim that third-party runner sandboxes are secure.

Private workspace data protection

Workspace-private items, dependencies, reports, and disputes are visible only to authorized members and are excluded from public API responses, search, and curated sections.
Found a safety issue? Open a report or use the report action on any listing. See also the Acceptable use policy.