Draft for counsel. Not published legal advice. Deific Connector is a Scope Labs LLC product. This is not a product of anthropic.

Terms of Service

Last updated: 4 October 2026 · Draft 1.2

DRAFT — NOT YET REVIEWED BY COUNSEL. An attorney should read this document before it is published or presented as the binding terms of a live product. Facts below are limited to the product description Christian directed for this draft and to checks recorded in ASSUMPTIONS.md. This is not a certification, an audit, or a claim that every line of the software was re-read on 4 October 2026.

These Terms are a proposed agreement between you and Scope Labs LLC ("Scope Labs," "we," "us") for Deific Connector ("Deific," the "Connector"). Deific is a Scope Labs product. Deific is not a product of Anthropic. Claude and Claude Code are named only to describe the third-party products the Connector is built to sit between.

If you do not agree, do not use Deific Connector. Using the Connector after these Terms are presented to you is acceptance. Until this draft is published, the local marketing page remains a mock and these Terms are not yet the live customer agreement.

1. The product

Deific Connector is a permission-gated bridge between Claude on your phone and Claude Code on your computer. It is Scope Labs' pathway — Direct Orchestration of Neural Network Access — not an Anthropic feature and not an Anthropic account.

When you grant the permissions it asks for, the Connector can:

• carry a prompt from the phone side into the desktop session you connected;
• read statuses, terminals, token usage, and current background tasks that you allow it to read;
• carry prioritized messages;
• show you Claude Code conversations on the sessions you connected;
• carry a model change you authorize.

You bring your own tokens (BYOT). Scope Labs does not sell Claude tokens, does not include a token allowance, and does not pay Anthropic for the usage your requests generate.

Two limits are part of the product, not fine print:

• Nothing moves until you grant it. Permissions are requested on the desktop and on the phone. The device and the session have to be the ones you identified. A grant that matters can expire. Seeing a screen or a terminal is not the same as allowing Deific to act. Section 7 is the full rule.
• You send the message. You decide. Deific carries that decision. Deific does not type into Claude Code on its own, and it is not an unsupervised controller of your computer or of your phone's operating system.

Optional reads on the computer — including a terminal, git state, recent files, logs, the end of a transcript, and editor file names — stay off until you enable them on that computer. A screen read is on demand, when you ask, not an always-on recording. Mac is the prototype host today. Windows and Linux are described as coming soon, not as shipped apps.

The public hostname is not settled in this draft. donnanconnector.app and donnaconnector.app have both appeared in Scope Labs records. Neither spelling is, by these Terms, the live address of the product.

2. Eligibility

You must be at least 18 years old, or the age of majority where you live if that is higher, and able to form a contract. Deific is not directed to children. You must also be allowed to use Claude, Claude Code, and any model provider you connect, under their terms and under the laws that apply to you.

3. The website and the Connector are different

These Terms cover the Connector and the Deific marketing site Scope Labs publishes for it.

The local site, as of this draft, is a marketing page. It has no account form, no mailing list, and no checkout. Scope Scanner's website mailing list is a different product and is not part of Deific. If Deific later adds a list, a price, or an account, these Terms and the Privacy Policy change before that version is what customers use. A price is also subject to Section 6 before any checkout goes live.

4. No Scope Labs account is required for the bridge

As specified for this draft, you do not create a Scope Labs account to use the Connector. You do need your own access to Claude on the phone and Claude Code on the computer, and the tokens you bring. If a future version requires a Scope Labs account, that version does not ship until these Terms and the Privacy Policy say so.

5. Your tokens, your provider, your bill

BYOT means the model usage is yours.

• You are responsible for every token, request, and charge that your use of Claude, Claude Code, or any other model provider generates, including usage that passes through the Connector because you allowed it.
• Anthropic's (and any other provider's) terms, usage policies, rate limits, and prices apply between you and that provider. Scope Labs is not a party to that contract and does not control that provider's outages, refusals, or billing.
• You will not use another person's tokens, keys, or seats without their authority.
• Do not send Scope Labs a copy of an API key in email or in a site form. This draft does not describe a Scope Labs key vault, and it does not claim one.

Scope Labs is not responsible for provider invoices, overages, or for a model doing something you did not intend after you authorized a prompt or a model change.

A model-provider charge is not a Scope Labs subscription. Section 6 is the rule for a fee Scope Labs itself would charge, if one is ever offered.

6. Fees, trials, and subscriptions (when offered)

Until a price ships, no Scope Labs fee is charged for Deific under this draft. The local marketing page has no checkout and no card form. Nothing in this draft authorizes Scope Labs to charge you.

Bring-your-own-token charges stay your provider's bill under Section 5, whether or not Scope Labs later charges for the Connector. Paying a model provider does not pay Scope Labs. Paying Scope Labs, if a fee exists later, does not pay Anthropic.

When a paid plan, a trial that converts to a paid plan, or a subscription is actually offered, the rules in this section apply, and the checkout does not go live until they are true in the product:

• The price, the currency, and the billing period are shown before the charge. If there is a trial, the length of the trial and what you will be charged when it ends are shown before you start it.
• Each purchase needs your express consent. A pre-ticked box is not consent. An upsell to an annual plan is not pre-ticked.
• The way to cancel is described in the product before you pay, and a cancel path is available in the product after you pay. Canceling stops later Scope Labs charges as the purchase screen described. It does not, by itself, cancel a model-provider bill.
• Scope Labs does not silently switch you, in the middle of a term you already accepted, to a different plan, a different price, or a different billing period. A change that applies to a later term is shown, and needs a new express consent, before that later term is charged.
• Refunds, if any, are only the refund terms stated on the purchase screen at the time you buy. Those terms are counsel TBD. This draft does not promise a refund, and it does not set a refund window.
• Provider token charges remain separate from any Scope Labs fee, as Section 5 says.

The point of this section is the kind of clarity associated with the Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act: you should see what is being charged, agree to that charge, and be able to stop a renewal without a surprise. This draft does not certify compliance with that Act or with any other consumer law. There is no paid Deific checkout yet to measure.

A renewal, if a subscription is ever offered, has to show the date the renewal will be charged, the amount, and how to cancel, before that renewal is charged. Canceling has to be doable in the product. Scope Labs will not charge a stored card again for a renewal you canceled, or for a plan you never accepted. An old card on file is not fresh consent. There is no card on file for Deific in this draft, and this sentence does not create one.

If Scope Labs ever sells a license described as "perpetual," "lifetime," or paid in full up front, the purchase screen and these Terms will say which parts of Deific need a Scope Labs server, a relay, or another ongoing service to keep working, and what still works if that service stops. A paid-up license is not, by itself, a promise that every server-dependent feature runs forever. Scope Labs will not take away a feature that was the reason for that purchase without a clear notice of what still works, what stops, and what, if anything, a further payment would buy. This draft does not offer that license. It does not promise that a server will run forever.

7. Consent, cross-device use, and what Deific will not change

You control the grants. You can refuse a permission, turn an optional read off, stop a screen read, or end the session. The phone is an approval surface. It does not, by these Terms, become a right for Deific to operate your phone's operating system.

Both ends grant. A bridge between your phone and a computer does not run because one side is signed in. The desktop side and the phone side each have to grant the connection you are asking for. A grant that matters can expire. Seeing a screen or a terminal is not the same as allowing Deific to act. High-impact actions ask first. That is the product rule already stated on the Deific page. These Terms do not add a silent path around it, and they do not add a product feature the page does not describe.

The target has to be identifiable. Before the Connector carries a prompt, a read, or a model change, it has to be able to show you which device and which session that grant applies to. Deific will not ship a mode that reads or controls a device you did not identify, or that sends a command to some other connected device because that device happened to answer. If the product cannot tell those devices apart, it does not get to guess.

No silent cross-device control. Deific's purpose is a bridge you set up between your own phone and your own computer. It is not a right to reach a second computer, a second browser, or another person's session without a grant on that target. The same account, the same network, or a shared login is not that grant.

No silent modification of other software. The Connector will not install a browser native-messaging manifest, pre-authorize a third-party extension, or rewrite another application's configuration, unless you opt in to that specific change in a way you can see and later revoke. Installing Deific is not that opt-in. A prompt you dismissed, or a control that records a refusal, is not permission to make the change anyway.

What a grant is, and what it is not. You are responsible for what you point the Connector at. Terminal output, files, and Claude Code conversations can contain secrets, other people's information, and credentials. Do not enable a read of material you do not have the right to move off that machine, or that you do not want on the other device.

A permission you give is for the Connector you installed, for the purpose you were shown. It is not a permission for Scope Labs to use that material for advertising, to sell it, or to train a Scope Labs model. Scope Labs does not use bridge contents to train Scope Labs models and does not sell them. These Terms do not say what Anthropic, or any other model provider, will do with prompts you send that provider. Their terms govern that. These Terms do not claim that bridge traffic is end-to-end encrypted, or that a person who operates a relay cannot see it. Where a relay can technically see traffic, the Privacy Policy states that operator-blindness has not been verified. That limit is part of this agreement.

Machines you do not own, and people who are not you. If you use Deific on a computer, phone, account, or session you do not own — including an employer's — you need the authority of whoever owns it. If you use Deific to watch another person's session, screen, or conversation, you need that person's authority, and you need to follow the recording and workplace laws that apply, including all-party consent where a confidential communication is recorded. Scope Labs is not your compliance officer, not your employer's lawyer, and not permission to monitor someone who did not agree.

You will keep the devices you connect reasonably updated, and you will not publish or otherwise expose a pairing code, a session grant, or a similar secret that would let someone else join the bridge. Scope Labs does not promise that a leaked code can be made harmless after the fact.

The Connector is your tool, used with your authorization, on systems you are allowed to use. It is not an independent intruder that Scope Labs aims at a third party's computer. These Terms do not authorize you, or Scope Labs, to access a system the owner has not allowed. Bypassing a login, a permission prompt, or another person's refusal is a breach of Section 8, not a feature.

8. Acceptable use

You agree not to:

• break the law, or help someone else break it, with the Connector;
• use the Connector on a computer, account, session, or token you are not allowed to use;
• use Deific to take a trade secret, or to clone a third party's product that you reached by pretending to be someone you are not, or by other false pretenses;
• bypass, disable, or trick a consent prompt, lease, or brake, including "end everything";
• probe, scan, or attack Scope Labs systems, or anyone else's systems, without authorization;
• use the Connector to send malware, to phish, or to take credentials;
• falsify credentials, a permission, or your identity to gain access to Deific or to a non-public part of the site;
• interfere with the Connector or with another person's use of it;
• reverse engineer the Connector except where a statute says this limit is not allowed;
• resell, rent, or white-label the Connector, or hold it out as an Anthropic product;
• state or imply that Anthropic makes, operates, endorses, certifies, or supports Deific;
• use Anthropic's or Claude's logos, trade dress, or a confusingly similar animated identity for Deific, or present Deific so a reasonable person would think it is Anthropic's product;
• remove or alter the notice that Deific is not a product of Anthropic;
• remove, hide, or alter a copyright notice or a license notice on Scope Labs software or on the site;
• scrape, systematically copy, or use an AI tool to recreate Deific's UI, client, or relay from access to the product, for a competing clone (Section 9 states that limit in full);
• use the Connector to build a competing dataset by systematically extracting other people's sessions;
• misrepresent your identity, including in a support request.

We may suspend or stop access if you materially breach this section. See the Privacy Policy for what the bridge can carry when you have allowed it.

9. Intellectual property; no cloning

Scope Labs owns the Deific Connector software, the Deific marketing site, and the Deific name and marks, except for third-party and open-source components that remain under their own terms (Section 10), and except for your material.

You keep your rights in your code, prompts, files, and conversation content. Scope Labs does not claim ownership of your session content. Anthropic and other providers keep their rights in their models, names, and products. Using Deific does not assign Anthropic's rights to you, and it does not make Deific an Anthropic product.

You give Scope Labs a limited permission to transmit, display, and process the material you chose to put on the bridge, only so the Connector can do the thing you allowed, on the devices you connected. That permission ends when you disconnect, except for copies that remain on your own devices and except for a support message you separately send us.

Do not send us a prompt or a file you do not have the right to share with a service that relays it between your devices.

From access to Deific — the site, the client, or the relay — you will not, and you will not help anyone else to:

• scrape Deific;
• systematically copy Deific's UI, client, or relay;
• use an AI tool, or any other means, to recreate that UI, client, or relay in order to build a competing clone, or a product held out as a substitute for Deific;
• falsify credentials to gain that access.

Ordinary use of the Connector is not, by itself, the copying this section forbids. Building a competing clone from that access is. Where a statute does not allow a limit this broad, the statute controls. This section does not waive a reverse-engineering right that a law says cannot be waived. It is a contract term. It is not a technical lock, and it is not a copyright registration.

If you send feedback, you give Scope Labs permission to use it to operate and improve Deific, without an obligation to pay you or to implement it. Do not send feedback that includes personal information you want kept out of the product. An accessibility report is governed by Section 12 and by the Privacy Policy, not by a duty to ship the change you asked for.

10. Third-party and open-source software; AI-assisted development

Parts of Deific may be developed with AI coding assistance. Parts of Deific may incorporate open-source components. Those components remain under their own licenses.

Scope Labs intends to review a build it distributes, before publication, for license notices and other obligations it can identify. That is an intention. It is not a completed license audit, not a statement that every file has already been reviewed, and not a claim of zero risk that an open-source license, or output from an AI coding tool, could burden a file.

You must not strip, rewrite, or hide license notices or copyright notices that ship with Scope Labs software.

You remain responsible for the open-source and other license obligations in your projects, including code and prompts that pass through the bridge. Deific does not clear those obligations for you. The dependency check described in the Privacy Policy looked for analytics-style packages in one project list. It was not an open-source license audit of Deific.

Reasonable care. Scope Labs will use safeguards reasonable for a permission-gated bridge: a grant before a read or a control, a target you can identify, and no standing copy of your disk from the mere fact of install. You keep the devices you connect updated, and you do not expose pairing codes, as Section 7 says. This is a process commitment. It is not a penetration test, not an audit, and not a certification. No SOC 2, ISO, or similar claim is made here. Section 13 repeats that limit.

Shipping a public Deific service with an open database — a store of customer or session data that anyone on the internet can read or write because access control was never turned on — is forbidden practice for this product. Before a public launch, access controls on any store Deific hosts must be reviewed against that rule. "Reviewed" means a check that unauthenticated access is not the default. It does not mean an independent audit has already been done. This draft does not claim one.

Marketing. Scope Labs does not guarantee earnings, revenue, savings, or any business result from Deific. A description of what Deific can do is limited to what the then-current product actually does. AI-assisted development, where it is used, is the disclosure in this section. It is not a claim that the product is unsupervised, and it is not a claim that the code is free of defects.

11. Third-party products

Claude, Claude Code, the Claude app on your phone, Apple's platforms, Microsoft Windows, Linux distributions, and any model API are third-party products. Their terms govern your use of them. Scope Labs does not warrant them and is not responsible for a change they make that breaks the bridge.

Deific is not those products. Do not state or imply that Anthropic makes, operates, endorses, certifies, or supports Deific, or that a Claude session is a Scope Labs service. Naming Claude or Claude Code is nominative: it identifies the third-party products the Connector is built to sit between. It is not a license to use Anthropic's logos, trade dress, or motion, and it is not a license to mimic them. Deific's name and marks are Scope Labs'.

The sentence on the site is not only a footer. It is a term of this agreement: This is not a product of anthropic.

12. Accessibility

The accessibility statement for the Deific marketing site is ACCESSIBILITY.md (on the site, accessibility.html). It states a goal for the public website. It also states limits that were checked on the local pages, and limits that were not checked. Read it before you treat the site as accessible to you.

A report sent under that statement is a defect report, not a feature request, and not a request that Scope Labs add an overlay or widget on top of the page. Scope Labs does not use an accessibility overlay as a substitute for fixing the page.

The statement is not a warranty that the site, or the Connector interface when one ships, is fully accessible to every person. It is not a certification. It is not a claim that an independent audit has been done. No WCAG conformance certificate is offered. "WCAG 2.1 Level AA" in that statement is the goal the work aims at, not a result we are declaring.

13. Disclaimers

Read this section. It is the Deific equivalent of a product-disclaimer stack, written for a connector rather than for a market-data app.

Deific is not Anthropic, and not Claude. It does not speak for Anthropic. A reply you see through the Connector is the model provider's output, relayed because you allowed the link. Scope Labs does not adopt that output as its own statement. Anthropic does not, by these Terms, operate Deific or warrant it.

Deific is not a lawyer, accountant, broker, or security auditor. Nothing the Connector shows is legal, tax, investment, or security advice. "Not investment advice," as used on Scope Scanner, is a different product's disclaimer. Here the point is narrower: do not treat a coding session, a terminal read, or a model reply as professional advice, and do not treat Scope Labs as the author of the model's words.

Deific is not a promise that your session is private from your model provider. Your provider still receives what you send it, under that provider's terms. The Connector does not sit in front of Anthropic's retention or training choices. Scope Labs does not claim that Anthropic will not train on what you send Anthropic.

Deific is not an earnings product. Nothing on the site or in the Connector is a promise of income, of money saved, or of a refund of model-provider charges.

No warranty. The Connector and the marketing site are provided as is and as available. To the fullest extent the law allows, Scope Labs disclaims implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, and non-infringement, and any warranty that the bridge will be uninterrupted, accurate, free of errors, or fully accessible. A local mock is not a service-level agreement. We do not claim SOC 2, ISO 27001, WCAG certification, or any other certification. None has been asserted for Deific. Section 12 is the accessibility limit in plain words. It is not a warranty.

Some places do not allow an implied-warranty disclaimer. In those places it applies only as far as the law allows.

14. Limits on Scope Labs' liability

To the fullest extent the law allows:

• Scope Labs is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost data, lost tokens, or lost goodwill, whether or not we were told they were possible.
• Scope Labs' total liability for a claim arising out of the Connector or these Terms is limited to the greater of (a) the amount you paid Scope Labs for Deific Connector in the three months before the claim and (b) one hundred U.S. dollars (USD $100). If you have paid Scope Labs nothing for Deific, the cap is USD $100.
• Scope Labs is not liable for charges, bans, or data handling by Anthropic or any other provider, or for what a model does with a prompt you authorized.
• Scope Labs is not liable for your decision to enable a screen, terminal, file, or conversation read, or for material you chose to put on the bridge.

These limits do not apply to liability that cannot be limited under the law that applies, including liability for our own fraud or willful misconduct, or for death or personal injury caused by our negligence where a statute forbids a limit. They do not take away rights you have as a consumer that cannot be waived.

15. Your responsibility for misuse

If a claim is brought against Scope Labs because you misused the Connector, used tokens or machines you were not allowed to use, cloned or scraped Deific in breach of Section 9, or put material on the bridge that you had no right to move, you will indemnify Scope Labs and its members and agents against the resulting losses and reasonable legal fees. This does not require you to cover a claim that arises from our own breach, negligence, or wrongdoing, and it does not apply where the law does not allow it.

You remain solely responsible for provider charges under Section 5. That is your bill, not an indemnity we collect on Anthropic's behalf.

16. Suspension and ending

You may stop at any time by revoking permissions, ending the session, and disconnecting the Connector. We may suspend or end access if you materially breach these Terms, if we must do so to comply with law, or if we discontinue Deific.

If a paid plan later exists, canceling that plan follows Section 6. Disconnecting the Connector is not a substitute for the cancel path the purchase screen will describe, and the cancel path is not a substitute for disconnecting.

Sections that by their nature should survive do survive, including Sections 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, and 18.

17. Changes

We may update these Terms as the product changes. The date at the top will change. If a change is material, we will bring it to your attention in the Connector or on the site before it applies, or as soon as we reasonably can when the change is required by law. If you do not agree, stop using Deific. Continuing after the notice is acceptance of the update.

A change to what data moves, or to who receives it, is also a Privacy Policy change and follows that policy's rule: the policy is updated before the changed handling ships. A pixel, an analytics tag, a session-replay tool, a heatmap, or a third-party chat widget that captures what a visitor types is that kind of change. Section 6's checkout rules are in force before a paid checkout ships, not after the first charge.

18. Governing law and disputes

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Texas, without regard to conflict-of-laws rules, except where a consumer-protection law of your place of residence gives you a right that cannot be overridden. That right still applies.

Talk first. Before filing, the complaining party will send a short written description of the dispute and allow 30 days for an informal resolution. Send it to the postal address in Section 19. A Deific legal email is not listed here because none was verified; see Section 19.

Courts. If it is not resolved, either party may bring an individual claim in the state or federal courts located in Travis County, Texas, and each party consents to personal jurisdiction there. This venue follows the forum already stated in Scope Labs' Scope Scanner terms. It is carried into this draft on that basis and should be confirmed by counsel before publication. See ASSUMPTIONS.md.

Small claims. Either party may instead bring an individual claim in small claims court if the claim qualifies.

No arbitration clause and no class-action waiver. That is deliberate, and it matches the choice already written into Scope Labs' Scope Scanner terms. These Terms do not require arbitration. They do not take away a right to participate in a class action, or a right to a court and a jury where one is available. Counsel should confirm that this choice is what Scope Labs wants for Deific before publication.

19. Contact

Scope Labs LLC 10412 China Spring Rd Ste F PMB 1120 Waco, TX 76708-5685 United States

Email: TODO. No Deific legal or privacy inbox was found in Scope Labs' files for this draft. Do not use support@scopescanner.app for Deific. That address belongs to Scope Scanner. Do not invent a mailbox.

Privacy requests and accessibility reports go to the same place until a verified Deific address is published in the Privacy Policy and the accessibility statement.

20. Other terms

If a court holds a provision unenforceable, the rest remains in effect, modified only as far as needed to make it enforceable. A failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. These Terms are the whole agreement for Deific Connector and supersede earlier Deific marketing copy on the same subject, except that the Privacy Policy is part of the agreement where it says how personal information is handled, and except that the accessibility statement describes access to the site and is not a warranty. You may not assign these Terms without our consent. We may assign them to a successor of the business.

A version of these Terms may also be shown inside a future app store listing. Store terms then apply in addition, not instead, and only if that store build actually ships. This draft does not claim an Apple or Google distribution.

The Privacy Policy is at PRIVACY_POLICY.md (on the site, privacy.html). The accessibility statement is at ACCESSIBILITY.md (on the site, accessibility.html).